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Uploaded by on Aug 12, 2009

How to use your StencilPro silkscreen stencil on T-Shirts.

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  • what kind of paper do you use for the stencil?

  • @CYMITRA For printing or directly drawing your artwork, we recommend using inkjet or laserjet transparency film. Transparency film is perfect for printing high quality, crisp images to make your custom StencilPro stencils.

    As for printer paper - nowadays most printer paper is sold with brightness level being too high; which affects the exposure and produces less than desirable results. If you still prefer using paper; make sure that you only use 84 brightness, 20lb computer paper.

  • YOU SO SEXY!!!  I LIKE YOU!

  • @PILLOLOCO74 Thank you, you are very kind!

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  • WANT TO BE MY FRIEND?? SERIOUSLY YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL,,

    YOU HAVE MORE VIDEOS?

  • long storyy....

  • You did very nice

  • I DON'T GET THIS!!! ugh.

  • good job on the shirt, but toooooo long to get to that point. idk what the point was in the first 80% of the video lol

  • Thanks for the demo, but why not show a closeup of the print? And why not try printing 5 shirts in a row to show us that it can be done. I would love to see that, because I sure as heck can't get more than one clean print at a time without having to wash the stencil off, wait for it to dry and then do a second shirt.

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