TOP 5 HACKS/SCREEN PRINT

Well it's another year down so here is another top 5. This time I am trying to give some simple ideas to anyone that might be starting out and looking for a simple way to make things easier. Good luck and see ya next year!!!
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[@andrewjames3411]

Genius!

[@evefavorse5939]

Great tips

[@flashbefore1]

Great tips!

[@KevinAcker]

Thank you

[@aimaniman5557]

Wow, nice and good, im form southeast asia, i can see the difference how u guys from west setup and cut cost in screen printing studios.Good info.

[@KevinAcker]

Thank you, it's very humbling to know my videos make it that far away

[@hugomoran4967]

Hi Kevin, I like your videos and appreciate all the information you provide.
I wanted to ask you about the screen press you have why you chose it and if you would recommend it to someone that wants to get serious about screen printing.

[@KevinAcker]

@@hugomoran4967 I am recording that video today as a matter a fact. I'll try my best to explain everything but if I miss anything, please reach out and I will let you know anything you want to know.

[@Dtag1971]

What type of emulsion u prefer?

[@KevinAcker]

I prefer a waterbase photopolymer. They don't break down as easy because they are water resistant. That gives me reassurance that it won't break down on press either. Or at least that's my theory. I use the purple emulsion from screen print direct and it exposes in 11sec for me.