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  • January 4, 2016

    Catalysts for Screen Printing

    International Coatings 900 Catalyst Additive is the best additive for screen printing on nylon and harder to adhere to fabrics. There's also the option to use nylon ink from International Coatings, but you be left with a stiffer print that...

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  • Manual T-Shirt Press
    August 6, 2015

    How To Use a Manual T-Shirt Press

    If you've ever been to a screen printing supply shop or a print shop then you have most likely seen a screen printing press. Most of these presses spin like a carousel and have rotating screen for different print stations....

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  • Screen Printing Supplies
    August 6, 2015

    Squeegee Purchasing Guide

    Not all screen printers know the importance of printing with the perfect squeegee. A good quality squeegee will help make your screen printing job a breeze. Understanding the durometer, the shape and the size/length is crucial for making your jobs...

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  • August 5, 2015

    How To Print a White Under Base on Darker Garments

    Anytime there is an article to be typed about screen printing then mesh counts, ink types and garment color/fabrics are always in consideration. Most people prefer to print a white under base layer on black or darker fabrics so that...

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  • Gecko Flex Specialty Melt
    April 7, 2015

    Screen Printing Foil Adhesive Melt

    https://youtu.be/UoAvloBgu_c Gecko Flex Specialty Melt is a special formulated cad-cut adhesive used with screen printing foils to give your garment a shiny foil look. The great thing about it is there is no mess and you can give your client...

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  • January 4, 2015

    Adhesive Powders

    What are adhesive powders and when do you use them? Adhesive powders are used when you do screen printing transfers, rather than a basic screen printed job. It is easier for screen printers to screen print onto a transfer and...

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  • December 19, 2014

    How To Properly Cure Water-based Inks

    You've spent time on your design, burned your screens, screen printed your garment and then the ink doesn't last. It slowly starts to wear off with every wash. What could have happened? Is it your ink? All water-based inks sold...

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