HOW TO SCREEN PRINT USING WATER BASED PALLET ADHESIVE!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- A day in the life of running a screen printing business out of my parents basement!
Screen Printing is by far one of the best passions I have found within myself self and I want to share my journey!
In this video I take you along with me in screen printing custom hoodies showing you exactly how I use water based pallet adhesive step by step!
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Great tip for cleaning the lint off.
That is a nice design love it and thanks for showing the water based adhesive appears to be working well for you ...thanks for sharing stay lifted and Bless
Thank you Denise! Water based adhesive works well for me, except for hoodies it can be a little stronger but it gets the job done for shirts for sure!
You can put a toothpick in the whole of the screw that was loose and screw it back in and it’ll be just like new
That is exactly what I did, Worked like a charm! thank you for the input and engaging!
AWESOME VIDEO bro keep them coming I appreciate you dropping GEMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I appreciate you for always showing love Mike! means more than you know!
Another great vid buddy, like the blooper. I agree with the other subscribers comment, I use a condiment bottle with an extra thin spout to control the flow but I’m like you, I spent pure time getting stressed with myself pouring far too much tack on the platen. Come on guys give this man credit, how many times have we all forgot to turn the dryer on 😂 😂😂 Did you manage to fix the pallet?
Thank you as always and yes that is a great idea which I will definitely start doing! and oh yeah.. I always end up pouring too much haha. I always forget to turn the flash dryer on haha I even forgot to turn it off once oops! and yes I was able to get that fixed!
I put my water base adhesive in a condiment bottle. Gives you more control than that big opening.
Nice print
Thank you! great idea. Haha mine broke so I just use it like that for the meantime haha, thank you again!
Portland, ME
Do you always print, flash, then second coat it again? Or depends on graphic and type of ink? love your videos mane thank you
Cool video! Are you using 16x16 platens for you press? & thanks for the recommendation on the water base adhesive
Thank you! It indeed is 16x16 for my platens. No doubt! thank you for the love once again!
Hi, make a video to-ž please ,
with the products
Anything in specific?
Hi, how do you activate glue tack if you don’t have the flash? And do you have to use glue tape before apply glue tack? Thanks!
Nope it is just regular pallet tape. Reactivating without a flash is tricky. I guess you can just use a hair dryer and or heat gun which is what you use to cure the shirts I assume? Or just use spray adhesive until you get a flash. You should be fine.
@@baavproductions thank you!😊
@@creativetouch-artcraftdesi9044 No doubt!
do you use a dual tack pallet tape?
What is the clear covering that you have on your t-shirt pallets?
Make a video on separating colors like you mentioned in a past video, I print my own clothes for my brand (@hallow.co on instagram), but I want to start printing for other people, so that video would be helpful
I will definitely try to, however you would not want to know how I separate color... I do it the real hard way which is not even the proper way. I usually outsource when I have high color jobs because honestly I am not the best at that so I don't think it would be right for me to make a video on that and lead you in the wrong direction. Thank you again for the engagement and love!
Wow you don't like water base ink but you made the video good for you bro.
Indeed! except this isn't water based ink it is water based adhesive!
what size pallet is he using ?
What white ink do u use
FN Plastisol ink from Ryonet!
@@baavproductions you dont use no reducer or nothing seems to print real smooth
@@soldiercoleone Indeed! prints real nice and smooth. FN ink is already thinner and more smooth than other thick white inks which is why I use FN ink. Give it a try if you can!
@@baavproductions yes sir i will