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Startup Screen Printing with Jesse Poteet
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I've been in screen printing for almost 10 years now and have been running my own print company out of my house for the last 5. I print with only water based ink and I'll never go back to plastisol. I've been in graphic design for more than 20 years and currently serve as a Sr Technical Consultant for marketing automation in my day job. My goal with this channel is to show the tips and tricks that I have learned over the years and hopefully it will help you in your own print company. I'm here to share what I know and help as much as I can.
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🔥 Companies & Products I trust and use in my screen printing business ⬇️
⃗⃗✅ All my cabinets & tables are from Sam's Club - ssp.ink/seville-classics
✅ Best screen printing supplies and equipment - ssp.ink/ryonet
✅ Best cleanup wipes to have in the shop - ssp.ink/wipes
✅ Best film printer under $250 - ssp.ink/ip8720
✅ Design and art graphics - ssp.ink/retrosupply
✅ Quietest air compressor - ssp.ink/air
✅ Best screen frames for home print shops - ssp.ink/ecoframes
✅ Best bookkeeping and invoicing software (FREE) - ssp.ink/zohobooks
✅ Best laser engravers - ssp.ink/xtool
✅ Legal terms for your website - ssp.ink/termly
✅ Best website hosting - ssp.ink/dreamhost
✅ I only use Green Galaxy water based ink - ssp.ink/greengalaxy
✅ I manage my life and business with Notion - ssp.ink/notion
✅ I use Airtable for my pricing calculator - ssp.ink/airtable
✅ I print on a Riley Hopkins 300 - ssp.ink/riley300
✅ I host my podcast with Transistor - ssp.ink/transistor
✅ I get all of my domain names from Namecheap - ssp.ink/namecheap
NOTE: Many of the links above are affiliate links. This means that I may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via affiliate links.
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💰 Learn how to grow a profitable business: ssp.ink/course
✅ Support the channel on Patreon for exclusive content: ssp.ink/patreon
😎 Join The Print Crew for FREE ➡ ssp.ink/print-crew?
💯 Get my pre-registration template ➡ ssp.ink/reg-template?
🧰 The Screen Printing Toolbox ➡ screenprintingtoolbox.com?
🎙️ Subscribe to the podcast ➡ ssp.ink/podcast
📷 Instagram ➡ ssp.ink/instagram
☕️ Buy me a coffee: ssp.ink/coffee
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🔥 Companies & Products I trust and use in my screen printing business ⬇️
⃗⃗✅ All my cabinets & tables are from Sam's Club - ssp.ink/seville-classics
✅ Best screen printing supplies and equipment - ssp.ink/ryonet
✅ Best cleanup wipes to have in the shop - ssp.ink/wipes
✅ Best film printer under $250 - ssp.ink/ip8720
✅ Design and art graphics - ssp.ink/retrosupply
✅ Quietest air compressor - ssp.ink/air
✅ Best screen frames for home print shops - ssp.ink/ecoframes
✅ Best bookkeeping and invoicing software (FREE) - ssp.ink/zohobooks
✅ Best laser engravers - ssp.ink/xtool
✅ Legal terms for your website - ssp.ink/termly
✅ Best website hosting - ssp.ink/dreamhost
✅ I only use Green Galaxy water based ink - ssp.ink/greengalaxy
✅ I manage my life and business with Notion - ssp.ink/notion
✅ I use Airtable for my pricing calculator - ssp.ink/airtable
✅ I print on a Riley Hopkins 300 - ssp.ink/riley300
✅ I host my podcast with Transistor - ssp.ink/transistor
✅ I get all of my domain names from Namecheap - ssp.ink/namecheap
NOTE: Many of the links above are affiliate links. This means that I may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via affiliate links.
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Everything you need to print quality film transparencies for screen printing
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✅ Canon IP8720 printer on amazon: amzn.to/3Sb6tJi ✅ Waterproof Film from Ryonet: ssp.ink/film 👍 Support the channel on Patreon for bonus content: ssp.ink/patreon 🚀 The Screen Printer's Guide to Business: go.startupscreenprinting.com/guide-to-business I've used both laser printers and inkjet printers in the past, including my previous inkjet which was the ever popular Epson Artison 1430. It was ...
Printing art you don't own or have permission to print could cost you everything
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In today's episode we talk about the importance of not printing designs that you don't have permission to print and the risks you're taking if you do. It could cost you everything and it's not worth it, besides, it's stealing. 💰 Learn how to grow a profitable business: ssp.ink/course ☕️ Buy me a coffee or shop my store: ssp.ink/coffee ✅ Support the channel on Patreon for exclusive content: ssp....
Comparing static frames vs Eco frames for screen printing
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➡️ Get your Eco Frames at ssp.ink/ecoframes I've always wondered if Eco frames would be a better solution for an at-home shop since I'm limited on space. I've had old frames sitting around taking up space for years and it's always felt like a waste. Well I've tried the Eco frames for the last 6 months and I have to say, I'm a fan. There are a few things I still think @Ryonet can do to improve o...
Best pallet adhesive ever? Let's talk about adding printGRIP to your screen printing press
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Best pallet adhesive ever? Let's talk about adding printGRIP to your screen printing press
Get To Know Retro Supply Co: A Chat With Founder Dustin Lee
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Get To Know Retro Supply Co: A Chat With Founder Dustin Lee
Illustrator for screen printing - Convert image to vector easily with Image Trace
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Illustrator for screen printing - Convert image to vector easily with Image Trace
Essential Steps: How to Start A Screen Print Business
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Essential Steps: How to Start A Screen Print Business
Boost Your Screen Printing Business With Social Media Marketing!
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Boost Your Screen Printing Business With Social Media Marketing!
Start a Screen Printing Business from Home with the Riley Hopkins 150 screen printing press
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Start a Screen Printing Business from Home with the Riley Hopkins 150 screen printing press
How to use Water Based Ink mixing system for screen printing
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How to use Water Based Ink mixing system for screen printing
Mastering Vector Artwork For Screen Printing: Manual Separation Techniques
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Mastering Vector Artwork For Screen Printing: Manual Separation Techniques
Audio and Video Gear I use for my Youtube Channel
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Audio and Video Gear I use for my CZcams Channel
S1E9 - Deep dive into exactly what's included in a screen print pricing formula
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S1E9 - Deep dive into exactly what's included in a screen print pricing formula
How to use my FREE pre-registration template for screen printing
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How to use my FREE pre-registration template for screen printing
S1E8 - Don't price with fees. Keep your screen print pricing strategy simple.
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S1E8 - Don't price with fees. Keep your screen print pricing strategy simple.
Creating a Customer Artwork Database with Airtable
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Creating a Customer Artwork Database with Airtable
The inkjet printers I use to print films for screen printing
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The inkjet printers I use to print films for screen printing
Is a dark room required for screen printing? Let's find out. Coating and exposing with the lights on
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Is a dark room required for screen printing? Let's find out. Coating and exposing with the lights on
How to coat a screen for screen printing using Baselayr Complete emulsion for water based printing
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How to coat a screen for screen printing using Baselayr Complete emulsion for water based printing
Loading shirts straight on platens - Screen Printing Tips
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Loading shirts straight on platens - Screen Printing Tips
How to line up your platens on your screen printing press
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How to line up your platens on your screen printing press
Two types of platens and why aluminium platens can be a great upgrade for your press
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Two types of platens and why aluminium platens can be a great upgrade for your press
S1E5 - Why you should be honest about being a solo shop
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S1E5 - Why you should be honest about being a solo shop
S1E3 - Don't be a one-stop-shop, stick to screen printing to start - Startup Screen Printing Podcast
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S1E3 - Don't be a one-stop-shop, stick to screen printing to start - Startup Screen Printing Podcast
S1E2 - How to find your first customer - Startup Screen Printing Podcast
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S1E2 - How to find your first customer - Startup Screen Printing Podcast
S1E0 - Introducing the Startup Screen Printing Podcast
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S1E0 - Introducing the Startup Screen Printing Podcast
S1E1 - What press should you start with? - Startup Screen Printing Podcast
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S1E1 - What press should you start with? - Startup Screen Printing Podcast
So thankful for this video. Without that trick with the springs, i probably would have gave up for the night.
So glad to hear that!
Thank you for sharing! Completely forgot about Craigs List and FB Market Place.
Me too! I was so glad he mentioned it
Hi! One question. When you do what you show in the video, where in the frame do you put the piece that acts as "out of contact"?
I’m sorry I’m not totally certain what you mean but I’m gonna try to answer :) are you referring to off-contact and where to put that on the frame? Some people tape a quarter to the top of their frame and then make sure the frame lands on the top of the platen. In my example, none of the frame hits the platen so that won’t work for me.
@@startupscreenprinting Exactly!😉 I'm glad you understood my question. (Sorry for my English.) But then, if you don't use "off-contact", how do you do it when you lower the frame, so that the ink that is on the mesh doesn't touch the garment before printing?
@adrianurizar I use a piece of cardboard but I’ve also got a feel for how much I need so I don’t always need to use something to measure. Plus with water based printing, off contact isn’t that important
✅✅✅Brother Jesse, great content. I’m a GoccoPro 100 CTS screen printing novice but I’m curious about this product. When screeen printing can you wash the water based ink and emulsion down the sink or is it a hazard to your drains?? With my GoccoPro100, I just throw everything in the trash but I want to use this for a bigger print format. Thanks!
I run it through a 3-stage filtration system first so as long as you’re running through a good system to filter out solids and such it should be fine. Might want to confirm with a plumber or call the team at Ryonet to be sure
Do your exposure times change depending on the mesh count of your screens? For example, do you expose a 230 mesh longer or shorter than a 158 mesh? Thanks for the help! I purchased the registration template awhile back and I love it. It works great in my shop!
So glad it’s working well for you! Your exposure times will be lower for higher mesh. Also exposure for white mesh is typically shorter than yellow mesh.
Also, where do you purchase your 220-230 mesh screens? Thanks again!
@jasontoth247 I get all of my screens from Ryonet ssp.ink/screens
template is NOT FREE
actually it is, looks like the link was redirecting to the paid one instead of the free one, check again
Great video. One question. How did you get your registration marks in symbols?
Just select whatever you want, then in the symbols area select new symbol. I’ll cover this in a video soon!
@@startupscreenprinting thank you
how did you figure the pantone color # (Blue)
Just matched what I saw on screen with a Pantone book I have in the shop to get as close as I could.
If im creating screen print transfers can I use an oven instead of a flash dryer?
I’d say anything that gets hot enough to gel the ink should work just fine.
@@startupscreenprinting thx!
how long does it take from coating to exposing g the screen?
That varies based on the humidity in your room and how long it takes for the emulsion to dry. It should be completely dry before you expose. For me, I let them dry for at least 8 hours. You can speed this up with a dehumidifier or a drying box.
For some reason the films just feed through the printer without printing.. Any idea why I'm getting this issue?
Hmm without knowing your settings and such it’s hard to say. Make sure the correct paper type and size is selected and that the print software is installed and RIP installed if you’re using one. Not sure what else could be going on but I’d start there
I have the same issue. Sometimes 3 or 4 sheets will go through at a time.
@rmw603 I would only load 1 sheet at a time. These types of printers don’t do well at separating film sheets and only pulling one in at a time, so I only put 1 in there, then when it starts printing, I add a second one if I’m printing multiple films.
What's the link to the UV blocking dye? Also, do you refill only the black or do you fill all cartridges with the UV blocking dye?
I got this kit: filmdirectonline.com/copy-of-canon-ix6800-ix6820-completely-black-ink-kit-pgi-250-cli-251-chipset-1/
You replace all colors with all black ink and has to be the new cartridges. Then you just refill them as needed
@@startupscreenprinting Thanks for the response man! I have a few more questions if you don't mind. If I wanted to switch back & forth between colored cartridges & the black cartridges, is it possible? what would the maintenance look like for that?
@avoidclothingco theoretically you could. But the concern would be that the ink leaks out of the cartridges pretty easily when they’re out of the printer after you’ve already installed them so, I think it could be a bit messy if you were switching back and forth. Aside from that, I’m not sure what the repercussions would be for running the different types of ink through the print heads occasionally, I could imagine there would be some leftover once you switched back to color in the cartridge or in the print head so that your colors would be somewhat skewed for the first several prints. Does that make sense? Hope that’s helpful.
@@startupscreenprinting Very helpful! I assume the print heads would need to be cleaned externally and through the printer settings every time the cartridges are being switched out. 🤔
I have so many issues with the ink cartridges with this printer. I have no idea why
Once I switched to the dye from film direct, I’ve had zero issues even letting it sit for more than a week, prints like a dream every time
@@startupscreenprinting I did that, I bought the empty pack you sent me on IG ( link) and bought the ink you mentioned in video and still get ink cartridge compatibility’s issues. I must be doing something wrong. Will be messing with it this week.
@Tunagraphix hmm strange, I’ve honestly been surprised at how few issues I’ve had. Maybe reach out to film direct and see if they can help
@@Tunagraphix Did you find a solution to this?
I’ve had that problem a few times. 2 questions- 1) I know you use Warp Drive- I haven’t used it yet, but I wondered if that would make the ink dry faster in the screen? Sounds like the answer is no? 2) When you spritz with water, do you spray the ink side? t-shirt side? or both? I had a screen break down because I sprayed it too much 🤦🏼♀️
Hey Heather! Nope it doesn’t make it dry faster it only drops the cure temp. And you want to spray the ink itself. If your screen is breaking down it may not be cured enough. Make sure to harden the screen in the sun or post expose it for a few minutes and be sure to use a water based friendly emulsion 😎
I’m really struggling to choose I saw cheap used epson p6000 and I don’t know if it do film positive i know it’s big but i want to do all over print I need help
All over print can be difficult with screen printing since printing over seams isn’t ideal. Most often sublimation is best for all-over printing. I don’t have any experience with the larger film printers.
@@startupscreenprinting thank you for answering me 🙏 what about the p6000 can I make it print on film positive so if I change the cartridge and add DMAX it’s okay to print like the T3270 Epson? Thanks again for answering my questions 🤝
@moodea3098 you’d have to check compatibility at solutionsforscreenprinters.com or filmdirect.com
great lesson - experimentation is big
Totally agree!
Have you tried water-base on 100% poly? Any tips?
Yup do it all the time. No issues just watch your heat when flashing or curing. Poly can cause dye migration and change colors of the shirt or the ink. If migration issues arise try a dye blocker.
@@startupscreenprinting thx man.
Hi I entered my email address but received nothing, is tihs available for download?
Yes if you enter it here and then click confirm in the first email you get, you will then get the template startupscreenprinting.com/resources/pre-registration-template/
It’s insane how crooked some shirts are actually made. Most of our customers get Gildan but we print on all kinds of brands.
So true! It’s amazing. And it’s also crazy how many retail shirts at stores are printed crooked haha. Never notice till you’re a printer lol
What auction has Riley Hopkins Presses?😮
I got lucky, It’s the only one I’ve ever seen at auction.
Great info! I used the 1430/AccuRip before, but I shut my operation down a few years ago. I'm getting back into it and I am curious as to what ink kit (ink cartridges) you used for the Canon printer. Also, how well does PrintFab work with halftones for simulated process or 4 color process? TIA
I got my cartridges and ink from filmdirect.com and it’s great. And printfab has been great for halftones for me, definitely recommend it.
I just started working as a production assistant for a screenprinting shop but they don't have anyone to help train or educate me on preparing files, etc. This tutorial was really great! thank you!
Glad to hear it was helpful!
get M & R...sportsman...
Small single press straight to an automatic? You’re ready to jump straight to serious business! 🤣
Is it the printing shop problem or the person using and Selling the product
I’m pretty sure the printer is responsible as well, the person ordering from the print shop has to have a release saying they have approval to have it printed and that’s what releases liability on the print sho, but otherwise the shop can be help liable. Definitely worth checking with an attorney for actual legal council. But it’s not worth the risk so always best to be sure.
The way i combat this is that i make it very clear in my terms when you submit artwork to us that you agree that you own all rights to that work. We aren't the US trademark office. it would be incredibly unreasonable for us to search all art work for all forms of infringement.
Yup that’s great, especially for ones that aren’t obvious!
Thanks for sharing, this was extremely helpful 😊
Great I’m glad to hear that!!
Great vid. Definitely gonna try that out. Random, is that a fume extractor hanging? I’m trying to find a new solution
It's just a WEN air filtration unit. I have it to try to keep the lint down to a minimum. Not sure it would work well for fumes.
Those aluminum frames can be restreched yourself, and it's not very hard. What you are calling eco frames have been around forever, but called roller frames. You should go to the SGIA show (now called "printing united") and see all the options. The show is huge and you can learn a ton.
Oh for sure there’s several great options on these and you’re right, none of this is new. This was just first time I’ve used them. Roller frames are similar just different brand and a little different method of stretching, we used a ton of them at the shop I worked at years ago.
Can anyone suggest a printer currently in production that I can use?
I currently use the Canon IP8720 and love it ssp.ink/ip8720
Cant I just add water to thin it out? Or would that ruin the ink?
It wouldn’t ruin it but it could thin it too much which could make your ink leak through the mesh. Plus water evaporates faster than clear core you would end up needing to add more and more as the ink continues to thicken as the water evaporates. That’s why adding clear core is best as it thins the ink and will last much longer during high runs so you don’t have to keep adding more while you print.
Hi Jesse, Thank you for what you're doing here. It's been a year since this was posted. Do you still recommend the Epson 1430 printer? There are a few on eBay under $500 and replacement print heads are available new. Or, is there a more modern machine that you can steer me to? I would love to hear your thoughts.
Actually I’ve swapped to this printer: amzn.to/3WV0cEG The 1430 kept clogging with the BlackMax ink and I finally wasn’t able to fix it. This new printer is way more affordable and readily available so if it breaks I can replace it faster. For ink, I have surprisingly gotten better results lately with a different ink kit from Film Direct: filmdirectonline.com/copy-of-canon-ix6800-ix6820-completely-black-ink-kit-pgi-250-cli-251-chipset-1/ It doesn’t seem to dry/clog the heads like the Blackmax did and it creates a really dark print. I’ve been able to increase exposure times with this ink and I love it so far.
Great info. In the 48 hour period, do you stack shirts? Any handling concerns?
Typically no concerns like you would have with plastisol where you'd have a chance for ghosting when stacking hot shirts. One key is to make sure the shirts have a chance to cool prior to stacking and that's just good practice no matter the print type. With my situation, I hang the shirts up to avoid that but they also have a good amount of time to cool after curing since there are 3 stations between the flash and back to me. If you're using a conveyor and dropping the shirts into a box straight out of the oven, then you probably shouldn't leave them in there too long. A lot of shops will put a fan at the end of the dryer to cool the shirts quickly before they drop into a box. The bigger shops have a longer section of conveyor after the oven to allow for cool time. If you are like me and not using a conveyor, you can add a fan blowing air onto the stations after the flash to cool the shirts before you pull them off and stack them.
Does it make it easier to cure with a heat gun also, I don’t have a flash dryer but I just run in to problems with the ink cracking on the shirt
Yeah it lowers cure temp no matter how you heat it so it will certainly help
Where did you get the cabinets that are on either side of your ink mixing station?
Sam’s club. Seville Classics is the brand. The cabinets, ink station work table, and all my other tables are all from them
I got the whole set up for sale dirt cheap!
Nice!
if i do a multiple colors, would you use it for the underbase and the colors too ?
Yes, you'll need to add it to every color you are using
@@startupscreenprinting do you flash between colors ? im getting a tacky print sometimes
@P0TKILLS yeah if you’re doing an underbase then yeah you’ll need to flash. Just do one layer of underbase and also give the print time to cool before printing the next color cause if it’s hot you will get sticking
This is definitely good information
Happy to help!
What would be better information other than the stellar bit you just gave would be a download for that registration card you have 😊
@shawnwalters641 shop.startupscreenprinting.com/products/on-press-registration-template 👀😎
Thanks
Great video!
Thanks!
I have been considering trying these out. Honestly didnt quite understand how they worked or how long they lasted so definitely want to give them a shot now. Thanks for the video. Very helpful content as always.
Thanks Brent! If you try them let me know what you think!
will do!
Nice work 🎉🎉
Thanks!
Amazing crossover. I came across this channel as a screen-printing startup, however I've been using their brushes exclusively for years for my illustrations, subbed!
Welcome! Their stuff is really so good. Thanks for subscribing!
Graet and professional👍
Thank you!
100 % right .
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Thank you for the amazing video! Great help!
So glad it was helpful!
I have not printed for some years, but long ago used solvent-based ink. I must admit to being suspicious of water-based ink drying rather permanently in the screen, just like acrylic paint does. Am I wrong to make that comparison? So I am looking into this issue to be prepared to resolve it.
You are correct in that water based inks can dry in the screen, but it does not happen rapidly. You would have to leave it for a few hours, even days, for it to get to a point to where you couldn't get it back out. I've left it in the screen for more than an hour and I was able to come back to it and keep printing.
@@startupscreenprinting That’s helpful. Thanks.
Can't we do screen printing without image trace, because i have detailed artwork mandala which i did in procreate, i saved as TIFF file and transferred in illustrator file and embedded it... Now if i convert it into vector through image trace whole artwork is getting spoiled. Please tell me what can be done ???
yeah the point with image trace is to get clean, vector artwork from something that's low quality. If your TIFF file is black, then you're good to go and no real need to convert to vector.
Hello! Wanting to confirm that other printer you mentioned you got in the description works just as good as the one on the right in the video. That $250 price tag is perfect.
Yes, it's been working great. Every bit as good as the Artison 1430. Make sure you get a good all-black ink system and RIP software. Just to be sure, this is the one I have ( Canon Pixma IP8720 amzn.to/3PgN60j ) and I have PrintFAB RIP
So can cmyk be done with water color inks. I'm thinking about adding those inks too.
Yes, Green Galaxy has 4cp water based inks available: ssp.ink/af4
Hi. Can I have details please
ssp.ink/course
Hey Jesse, I’m so grateful for your videos. I took a break and I started again a month ago and I have my first T-shirt that I waiting for Amazon to approve me on that but I just had one question. The T-shirt is for the outdoors for fishing. I wanted to fill a little roomie, but there’s so many to choose from. I wanted to be something that will last for the customer and of course, water base ink. if you could pick just one T-shirt brand/style that I should get that you say is good which one would you pick? I simply can’t choose. It’s so hard. Thank you and God bless.
Honestly my favorite shirt and my most popular is the Bella+Canvas 3413 Triblend
@@startupscreenprinting Thank you so much Jessie
@@startupscreenprinting Jessie, I forgot to ask if you had a favorite Hoodie too ? I want to offer a Hoodie option with or without a zipper. Thank you again !!!
@@ThoseDaysMovie My current fav hoodie is the Sprot-Tek ST272 from SanMar. It's a really nice french terry, so it's great year round. A lot of my customers like the Bella+Canvas 3719 hoodie and it also comes in a zip hoodie that's really nice.
@@startupscreenprinting thank you so much Jessie !!