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How long in water do you let it sit before hitting it with the pressure washer :0

Didn’t show the finished version how annoying

Thanks for the info on the printer. I have the IP8720 and the ink did not last long at all. Could you tell me where you got the ink and cartridges from or can I get them from your store? I did buy my screen print machine from your store in Sac. Do you have these items on the shelf? Thanks again!!!!

I don’t know why the CZcams algorithm suggested this video to me, but I’m watching hoping to find out what is “screen printing” 😁 Ii’s the first time I’m hearing anything about this subject Edit: I’ve just heard another term “printing film”… I’m not going to rewind, but I’m pretty sure that the first time I heard “screen printing”. Now I’m wondering if they’re both the same :))

Man, I don't miss doing that. I can smell the emulsion just watching the video. I've probably coated 10,000 screens.

Not sure where you purchased those refillable cartridges, but I had similar ones for my pixma ix6820, and the cartridges never reset. It did not matter if they were completely filled with ink. The printer would detect them as empty.

Dude that geometric whale is awesome lookin. I'm assuming you're going to print that?

Man, great timing on this! I've got a used Canon Pixma Pro100 that I have struggled and succeeded with since starting to screenprint from my garage a couple of years ago. I just recently thought, okay, maybe it's time to buy a new printer. Do you sell the all black ink system you showed in the video. I am going to check this out ASAP! Also.....very interested in your classes! Thanks for the video :)

How many steps are involved from start to being able to create an actual print?

That looks so soft, lol I want to touch it

You're a good instructor man.

For sure, the real deal.

Flood can be done with a push or pull, same with clearing the screen. Just preference and practice ✌🏻✌🏻

Flood and print both on pull

Push printing? I manually printed professionally for 7 years and have never seen anyone do that!

hello, what fabric composition of the shirt

You explain mistake by making mistake to explain thing by sitting

Is this the Mid Red or Bright Red?

cool shop, and great vid. used to hop on king tilley's lives when he would be doing installs. seems like a nice dude!

Hey I was wondering what the difference in pulling vs pushing the ink through. Does it bleed less or something? I thought that usually came from the flood or the mesh count but just wondering as I was taught to pull the screen toward me and not push because it can rip the silk with new squeegees???

I got to say it: I HAIL CARDIEL!!!!

When I hit the eraser tool I don’t get any option to rasterise. When I try to add bitmap it merges all images together and locks them.

What’s does the size of the image have to be to fit on the screen

I know this is video is from awhile ago - but still so helpful!!! I have one question if you are still around. I wanted to cut out a part of the image, and have a transparent background. When I create the Bitmap, it automatically makes the background white. Any suggestions as to how I can keep the background transparent? @NorCalScreenPrintSupply

This dude just sounds like a nice guy!

does it need to be mirrored?

how do you choose what size you want the image

If you make a table template you don't have to use a t square every time. Lay film down on table, place screen on top of film and voila. Hit me up if you want a video.

If the screen time in photoshop didn't have the mouse doing circles over and over it would be easier to follow. Thanks

Great video! I’m gearing up to purchase a jumbo pre burned screen from you guys (new brand owner) so this makes my anxiety go down lol. Is it possible to swap out the ink & will the emulsion remain intact?

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So this is basically the same thing as a Riley cure 245 ?

what mesh count is this here?

😈 "Promosm"

What happened to Steven?

Im def interested in trying the permaset supercover from you guys. I have that same exact conveyor what belt speed are you set at and what temperature number are you on?

On a 110 mesh 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨🫡

Any heat presses you recommend for a single at home use? Just started up my clothing brand. Gonna be ordering a screen to start doing this at home!

Excellent video! Delivery is on point and easy to follow along. Thank you for furthering my understanding!

What is the max size you can work with? Does it work on Canvas instead of t-shirt? What is the max number of colors you can choose?

Very informative and very cool video 😊

Your delivery and tone is so comforting thanks soooooo much for being patient w us newbies. I am adding screen printing to heat press service so thanks. Now i feel comfortable ordering my preburned screens from you all.

I worked in a commercial screen printing operation for about five years and I can contribute one small tip to this helpful video. When possible (when it doesn't interfere with anything) double up the end(s) of the tape strips just a tiny bit to create pull tabs. For example, on the two pieces over the reg marks marks in this video, if there's a tiny tab at the end of the tape you'll never have to dig for it with your fingernails on the mesh or emulsion to get it to start coming up. Just don't do it if the tab is going to be somewhere inside the image area because the extra thickness or the hanging tab could leave an impression in the prints. When I had to use less-than-ideal tape it was often an incredible help. It even works for the strips lining the inside of the frame if you are good at applying it carefully. Hope that helps someone with their tape removal woes!

What kind of low-tack adhesive do you use to hold the fabric in place? I've got several types of automotive and 3M sprays, but I think they would be far more permanent than would be wise.

How are you guys handling your registration on multicolor designs?

Wtat is the price?

how do you lower your greyscale opacity to avoid dot gain ?

did you use international coating 7600 series platisol?

Can you cure the ink with an iron?

good job