Epic vid mate! Here's a couple little tricks that can help out even more. - Once you spray the peroxide on the garment, send it through the conveyor (or flash for x ammount of seconds) this speeds things up & often works some magic with removing scorch marks! - Instead of taping screen, you can try using a coated screen thats been exposed without a design - then use something like curable reducer so the squegee flows. Love your work Mylo, keep it coming!!
Most shops have a shop-vac you put the shirt over it like you do with the cup and make sure to hold it so it doesn't get sucked in, turn it on and spray it. However, the cup trick is neat.
I have watched so many screen printing tutorials but none had ever been as helpful as this one in particular.. so ... thank you so much for sharing this. I appreciate it.
wow, I love what you do and your videos are top notch. I just want to start this printing too and I just decide to go through some videos and damn none like yours.
@myloprints Can you do a video on most versatile way to print on shirts and hoodies from cotton to blend to full poly? Love your videos. God bless you and your family. Happy new year
Nice video, in step 4, when do you use the heat press, after the ink has completely dried or still wet. I don't have a flash drier so it would have to air dry, thanx for the info.
I've been watching some of your other videos getting ready to pull the trigger. I wanted to ask. If I use an ET15000 for HTV transfers (with pigment ink) can I also use that same printer set-up to do screen print transparencies? I have my fingers crossed. Sorry if this is a dumb no brainer question.
Want to know if you had customers that bring you their shirts and how you price that , I’m starting this at home but I’m having issues with pricing my work
