Thank you for this! Very informative and helpful. I’m thinking the ink you used might be what I’m looking for. I have a project where I’m trying to print on plastic chicken feed bags. This ink should work on those too right? I’ve tried other inks and they just scratch off.
How do you set up your flash dryer in the tent? I’m screen printing in a tent like that but the 3 prong outlets are too far away for the flash to be out there …
I have a new video coming out next week that covers the ink that we are now using which is cheaper but works a lot better and gives you time to work with it instead of drying. But this is the link to the ink that we are now using amzn.to/37icxbp
Cali Paid no I wouldn’t one you don’t want to use a lot of pressure also make sure you have a high mesh screen also don’t flood the screen and for the pallet make sure you use a nice water base tack to keep you item staying put while printing
I have a new video coming out next week that covers the ink that we are now using which is cheaper but works a lot better and gives you time to work with it instead of drying. But this is the link to the ink that we are now using amzn.to/37icxbp
I have a new video coming out next week that covers the ink that we are now using which is cheaper but works a lot better and gives you time to work with it instead of drying. But this is the link to the ink that we are now using amzn.to/37icxbp
The video is very informative. Thanks for all the wonderful tips. They'll really help newbies like me.
Seen an ink made by "Permaset" called "Permaprint." I believe its a water based ink that is solvent free and it's made for plastic, cardboard etc.
Hello, great video! Very informative! Didn’t even realize you can screen print on polymailers.. Where did you buy your Nazdar ink and the spray?
I did not know nazdar had wb inks for that thabkd a million!
Thanks for the info
please make a video of making more than one color, I'd like to see the process bro
So when you run it through the conveyor dryer. What temp are you using? And around what temp do they start to melt
Thank you for this! Very informative and helpful. I’m thinking the ink you used might be what I’m looking for. I have a project where I’m trying to print on plastic chicken feed bags. This ink should work on those too right? I’ve tried other inks and they just scratch off.
The Empathetic Chicken yes sounds like this Ink would work for you.
Warpig Apparel Awesome, thanks again!
tobias mcdougald nazdar 7900 series
tobias mcdougald I found mine on the nazdar website
How do you set up your flash dryer in the tent?
I’m screen printing in a tent like that but the 3 prong outlets are too far away for the flash to be out there …
Hey! Cool edit.
Hey, would a 160 mesh screen do the trick or would you recommend the 220 mesh screen?
You could try 160 never hurts
Isn't this ink solvent based? The Nazdar 7900?
Yes and it does not work well. It cracks and scratches in the mail.
Thank you 👍
So with that ink you used the design does not smudge or come off?
JNew402 correct it’s made to print on this type of material you don’t want to use waterbase as that will smudge and will run off
What ink is this called? Also where would I get the tacky spray?
I have a new video coming out next week that covers the ink that we are now using which is cheaper but works a lot better and gives you time to work with it instead of drying. But this is the link to the ink that we are now using amzn.to/37icxbp
Will this ink work on a Polyurethane? Looking to screen print onto a material very similar to rubber braclets
Tell you the truth I have no idea I have switched to using speedball acrylic ink which is in my next video
Where do you recommend getting the screen from?
Jennifer Cook you can get screens on screen printing.com or a 6pack of screens from Amazon
How many degrees?
Where do you keep your off contact at for these mailers?
Cali Paid for all printing off contact you want minimal off contact not touching though
Would it help to spray silicone spray to bottom of screen so the nailer dont stick to it or probably would make a bigger mess then its worth huh
Cali Paid no I wouldn’t one you don’t want to use a lot of pressure also make sure you have a high mesh screen also don’t flood the screen and for the pallet make sure you use a nice water base tack to keep you item staying put while printing
Can i use this for plastic bags or not Sir
And how u clean this
Can u write the name of the ink and the spray friend
I have a new video coming out next week that covers the ink that we are now using which is cheaper but works a lot better and gives you time to work with it instead of drying. But this is the link to the ink that we are now using amzn.to/37icxbp
What size poly mailers do you recommend for tshirts? Thanks in advance
Personally I use 10x13 just because I use them for shirts and hoodies if it’s a tee make it smaller when you close it with the stickie tape
@@ApparelTalk awesome thanks again
the ink used is called rubber ink
I have a new video coming out next week that covers the ink that we are now using which is cheaper but works a lot better and gives you time to work with it instead of drying. But this is the link to the ink that we are now using amzn.to/37icxbp
Are you outside?
No we have moved into a shop now