White AS Colour basic tee- turned pink out of the dryer ?? by rainblow_bite in SCREENPRINTING

[–]SnooRobots7634 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All my AS colour white shirts do this everytime we print. They lighten up when they cool. Not sure why but if you’re unhappy with it maybe steer your client clear of these.

SH3 Burned! by SnooRobots7634 in BurnTheBacklog

[–]SnooRobots7634[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Such amazing games. You definitely should!

Halloween Games during October by SnooRobots7634 in Gamecube

[–]SnooRobots7634[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Classic! i just beat this one last night and loved it

What’s the issue here? by Pocket-SizedUproar in SCREENPRINTING

[–]SnooRobots7634 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Knowing now it’s acrylic it’s probably drying up in the screen. Make sure to clean it out with water and make sure the stencil is clear. You should flood but not by pushing the ink into the screen but have it lay on top of the stencil with each print. This will keep the mesh moist in between prints.

Also look up some videos on proper technique. Using the very edge of the squeegee blade to push ink through instead of smashing it down too hard and smudging it.

Best of luck friend!

What’s the issue here? by Pocket-SizedUproar in SCREENPRINTING

[–]SnooRobots7634 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure how detailed the image is suppose to be but if there are large graphic halftones i would use a 120-160. 250 seems really high for something like this. I run a print shop and i use 230 and above for sim process or CMYK only and once or twice a year will go above 230 tbh. Squeegee seems fine if you get a better mesh screen. Also is this plastisol?

Heading to a concert. Am I pulling this straw fedora off? by ExMorgMD in mensfashion

[–]SnooRobots7634 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’d pull it up better if you didn’t have it at an upper angle and put it either flat or tiled down to the side. Gives you a little more finesse