screen print T shirt vinyl fast easy setup and clean Cricut no emulsion
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lmao I LOVE the CC translation youtube does for this...
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"Transportation makes everything stay in place" 0:46 with captions
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tits :dd FAP-FAP-FAP
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very informative. i have a vinyl cutter for stenciling but want to do more detail so i'm going to get into silk screening. its nice to know i can use some of my stencils for silk screening. thanks.
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I LOVE RYONET
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@craftysansan thank you for the informative video :)
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@craftysansan But we have carefully cleaned and reused after it has dried a of times and run another time :-)
The vinyl will react to water, but will dry. Same tip for applying to car paint or glass. Just water and a drop of soap will make a slip agent for placement of the vinyl then squeegee and dry.
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@craftysansan oops hit the wrong key emulsion instead of vinyl
How do you apply it to the screen when its so sticky. I noticed your print was not straight up and down. That looks so sticking it looks hard to place down straight.
alphasxsignal 1 week ago
@alphasxsignal Yes it is sticky, so I started laying the vinyl (sticky side up) on the shirt where I wanted the design and then placed my screen down over it. This made it a lot faster and I didn't have to do any adjusting to the screen when I put it in the silver press..
craftysansan 1 week ago
@craftysansan hello , good job , i want just to know what kind of paint you have
chaoui001 6 days ago
@chaoui001 Matsui RC301 is a water based screen printing ink was used on this, and 110 mesh.
craftysansan 4 days ago