This video is about thick stencil printing on street fleece. We will be testing on how to create thick emulsion on a screen, how well will it washout and how thick the print will look on the street fleece.
😁This is so dope! I'm trying this when I get set up. How would you go about charging for this specialty print? time, labor, & material used plus the method took a few days! - Do continue with your style of making videos & giving useful knowledge! Thanks again👍🏾😃
My mahn that's anotha level bruh. What kind of colour u used like the normal one we use for print or some special one for printin high density one on this video.
Hola Boriqua, I have a few questions for you. 1). Did you use a 110 or 86 mesh screen. 2). On you TV what cooking channel are you looking at, it looks good. 3). You should have no problem reaching 1000,000 subscribers great job. Carlos De Jesus
Thank you hermano. I used a 110 mesh. I coated about three times. Meaning, Every day for three days I just coated the screen to make i thick layer. Thank you.
Is it working even with Waterbased inks? Personally, I assume, that you can make this thick print only with plastisol because plastisol ink lies on the garment - whilst the waterbased inks are soaking into and it can mess with durability when you have many layers. Sure You can use the "puff paste" with the waterbased but it has not the same look :) .. Am I right or is this method applicable even with water inks?
Hi Taino. Can you kindly share how many seconds or minutes you used in exposing this thick stencil. Did you use your normal time? Thanks. Lovely content
I usually place a cardboard for the off contact but for this one I placed two cardboard to get a bit higher and specially that I was printing on a hoodie.
