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Mesh count is one of the most important and misunderstood decisions you'll make for every screen printing job. The wrong mesh can ruin a print before you eve...
Water-based ink printing’s popularity has skyrocketed lately! If you’ve been shopping recently, you’ve noticed that the most common print types you see are p...
Share 46 commentsCuring screen printing ink is a crucial step in the screen-printing process. To create a durable and permanent print,...
Curing screen printing ink is a crucial step in the screen-printing process. To create a durable and permanent print, the ink must dry completely at the corr...
Water-based inks and paper might sound like a natural match, but if you've ever ended up with a blurry, over-saturated, or cracked print, you know the proces...
In part 1 of "What Emulsion Do I Need" we left you with fundamental information on the two types of screen printing emulsions. From the last blog you should ...
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Screen Printing 101 | Emulsion & Coating | Beginner FriendlyIf you've ever coated a screen and ended up with blurry prints, pinholes, or emulsion
Picture this: You're gearing up for a screen printing project, and the task at hand involves working with white plastisol ink. Sounds straightforward
Supplies you need to start screen printing today:Today we dive into one of the most frequently asked questions in our DM’s and email.“I want to st
DTF (Direct To Film) printing is a process used in garment decoration, where the design is printed directly onto a special film that is then transferr
Right now we have a huge issue taking place worldwide and this is causing panic and chaos everywhere. People are rushing out to get their h
DTF (Direct To Film) printing is a process used in garment decoration, where the design is printed directly onto a special film that is then transferr
To screen print a design onto a t-shirt you need to create a stencil for your artwork. A stencil can be made in several ways but in this blog, we
Your washout booth plays a critical role in your screen printing setup, but it often gets overlooked. Over time, it's easy for ink, emulsion, and che
When you’re new to screen printing, it’s easy to think a t-shirt is a t-shirt. But any experienced printer will tell you the garment you
Our “ugly” sweater is pretty cute right? Recreate this ugly Christmas sweater with ease. Follow the steps in the video and get further d
Printing with multiple colors can be one of the trickiest parts of screen printing. From artwork prep to aligning screens on press, there are plenty o
Choosing the right print method for your custom apparel can make a big difference in cost, quality, and turnaround time. Two of the most popular options—DTF (Direct-to-Film) and screen printing—each have their own strengths. Understanding when to use each one will help you get the best results for your project.