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That’s exactly why I keep it real and raw! To show your not alone and problems do arise🙌🏽

Indeed! I appreciate the love and support. I try to incorporate everything in the video. Just like you said a simple video on how to do it doesn’t help when you run into simple troubleshooting errors that everyone runs into. One of the small but big details that I would have loved to see and learn from back when I started, that’s why I’m incorporating all the mistakes and errors that could possibly happen because I’ve been in your shoes! Appreciate you engaging and letting me know the video helps🙌🏽

agreed

Most definitely

Thats awesome man I appreciate the comment, really made my day! Patience is the hardest part of the game but the most important, appreciate the love Kimi!

Thank you for the wise feedback, it is good to know you enjoy the longer videos! Thank you!

Thank you bro! Sorry for the late reply I don't know how I missed this comment!

I try my best to be!

Thank you Denise! I hope it does help thank you again!

Your awesome!

I am glad to hear! Thank you.

Thank you for the support! truly appreciate it !

Glad to hear!

@@baavproductions I’m leaning to print myself.

Stoked to hear the videos help! Keep going at it! Your bound to learn it🤘🏽 thank you for showing love!

Thank you Elliott! appreciate the love!

Correct that’s how you zero out the heads🤘🏽

Thank you for the input!🙏🏽 solid tip

Great video 👍

No problem!

Thank you Alafou! I appreciate you!

Thank you! and yeah that makes the black ink prints super sharp!

Thank you Jesse!

Thank you!

Hey Evan, thank you for the awesome comment and showing love, I appreciate it! This video was definitely longer than any of my other videos which is why I was a bit hesitant on publishing it but I am glad you enjoyed! Cured ink remover is mainly used for small mess ups such as finger prints or small miss prints. Therefore, it is very hard to remove full prints on shirts which is something I don't recommend, it would be much easier and better for you to just re order the shirts sand re print it rather than trying to remove all the prints which will probably get costly and time consuming. If your issue is that the ink is not cured properly try throwing the shirts in the conveyor or cure them longer to see if that fixes the issue. Thank you again and I hope this helps!

@@baavproductions Of course, keep up the good work! Everything I’ve seen you print pretty much looks crispy. If the design is cracked though there’s no undoing that right?

@@evanbernath23 Thank you that means a lot! and yeah nothing really that can happen if the design is cracked, other than trying to re cure the print.

Appreciate the tip! The pallets actually already have pallet tape on them. I can just peel and its as clean as new!

Hey man so happy to hear the videos are helping🙌🏽 main goal was to normalize that people run into problems and it’s not always going to be perfect. One of the missing elements on RU-vid for screen printing. The reason I didn’t flood the screen in this for the black is because I ended up having tooo much black ink printed and it was causing me to loose detail. So for small details I’ve figured out that it’s just better to not flood the screen. But again do your trial and error! When it comes to you printing black, try both. Try one way with flooding the screen and try one way without flooding and compare the results. Screen printing is all about trial and error 🤘🏽

@@baavproductions Awesome thanks again, appreciate the reply! I always flood when printing, but have definitely encountered a loss of detail with black ink before. I'll be sure to do some no flood trial and error now (:

Appreciate it! And I will definitely get a video on that soon!

I have been getting this a lot so I will definitely try to make a video on it. Thank you for the love all the way from Nepal!

No, thank youuu!

@@baavproductions you freaking nailed than other RU-vidrs that don’t show the rest and angles!

@@Obeysuls96 Yeah! You asked for the micro registration video so I did the best I could! did this help at all? or answer any of the questions you had. I tried to show everything.

No problem bro. The flash machine is the little one that dries the shirt to do another print on top, this machine is called a "flash dryer" then the bigger machine that drys the print fully is called a "conveyor dryer" let me know if this helps!

That is what most people think as well. Screen printing requires a ton of preparation especially for multi color jobs and that is mainly why it is done in bulk!

When I started out I was using spray paint bottle tops to put the screens on haha! That can work or you can buy/make a rack out of wood. I will have a video on that soon!

Plastisol ink

They are called test pellons, you can get them at screen print supply stores like Ryonet.

I like to print flash print especially when it doesn't have an under base. In this case part of the black screen did have an under base but some of the design like the skull did not have an under base. So, I like to print flash print it to make sure it has two layers to cure. Print flash print just creates a better and stronger foundation for the ink to last in my experience.

@@baavproductions you do know that black ink doesn’t need an underbase and a print flash print right?

@@davidduque2207 mhm that isn't a set in stone rule for black ink. It all comes down to the printer. In this case I don't put an under base under black ink but I do print flash print it. In my experience it gives it an even better print then just doing 1 print to save time. I would rather go the extra mile and give it a second print. But again, it all depends on the printer and that is how I look at it and print it.

@@baavproductions black ink is the darkest ink. There isn’t any other color that can bleed through the black ink. So yes black ink DOES NOT need an underbase!

@@davidduque2207 Correct, I have never under based it and never said to, just stated that I do a print flash print on it.

Hahaha