Hey man, what kind of emulsion are you using? Any coating suggestions? My image might be under exposed if the emulsion peels off, correct? Idk :-/ haven’t had problems before, but I just switched over to clear transparencies.
Hey wondering if you could help me? I have just used a thin layer of Diazo screen print emulsion and exposed using a 250 Watt lamp for 10 minutes, as instructed. The image was burnt into the screen, however i really struggled when washing my negative out. After 10 minutes of pressurised water; nothing. The lighter green negative was on the screen, but it would just not wash out. I am going to try the process again but leave my screen exposing for longer, maybe an hour. My image is a bitmap photograph, and has lots of tiny dots, maybe this has an effect?
Thank you Cam, Just started screenprinting in Kenya n I swear i've used up so much emulsion figuring Exposure n Washout things out, i thought i was Jinxed. !! Watching this video I know I've been destroying my screens.. Thanks 100%
Omg ive been shooting the image out on the wrong side and it always blows out 😂 well, thats the point of you taking the time to make these videos right?! Thank you sir!
Wait a minute... ML is right down the street from me. Ok Now I gotta stop by because I have not found another RUclipsr who is as awesome when it comes to delivery of straight forward and honest helpful screen print knowledge.
Great information. I have watched many hours of silk screen videos and yours was the first I have heard to wash out on the substrate side only. Now I know why my 305 screens are blowing out! Thanks
Man so many notes taken!!.. Marking the glass blew my f%#$ing mind with how simple an idea!!! And that halftone equation is very cool! I use an Brown Mfg. exposure unit It takes 13 min to do 1 screen.. but we are about to make a major upgrade!! Awesome content I don't think I've ever hit the subscribe button any faster!!
Loving that squeegee action bros! I learned to print this way, but I regressed to stencils for home printing. Equally as good results. Thanks for your info.
Thanks for posting all these videos. Very helpful. I have a question though. Since you recommend washing out the screen from the outside, why do you not get the blow outs on the back as well? Thank you
Thanks for the great vid, I am completing my set up and was wondering if the soak tank is essential for burning screens/reclaiming. Thanks for your help in advance!
Got the same question, 55lines per inch!? So how do you calculate that? So most thin line? So if max is 55lines per 1 inch, so if you have 2mm line, then 55lines divided by 25-(mm in inch ) is 2,2lines per 1m, so if letter of line is 2mm so then 4,4 lines per inch? So 4,4. X 4,5 = 19.8 mash? 🤯🔫 buum fried brain 😂😂 how do you know what number to do with 4,5 If i have a 2mm letter or 5mm letters 20mm letters? How do you get lines per inch Them?
Hello sir! I have learned too much from you . Thanks Please can you tell me about the printer for printing film , which one is good and cheapest. Thank you so much
the part where you mention being 'pissed off' from accidentally blowing out your screen-- its super hard to explain this feeling to my boyfriend all week, I've just been nearly smacking my brain against a wall from fucking up my screen over and over and over hahah. I'm just glad it's a legit 'feeling'-- I was beginning to think I was getting irrationally angry 😩😭
Good info. Thanks! I was in screen print industry w Op (doing art) in the 80s. Doing a little shed shop now and I appreciate the review! What kind of pressure do I need for washout -- what to use?
what kind of exposure unit is this? I like how it has guides for the screen so it can be done perfectly . I want to purchase this type of exposure unit
Love your helpful vids bro! Quick question- i printed about 15 shirts before I started getting a faint haze on my shirts under where my emulsion was on the screen...my calculator said I was on the perfect 7th step so I doubt my exposure time is a problem (but a possibility). Please help
Thanks for the videos. I’ve had my edges of the image not be sharp. I don’t know if my emulsion wasn’t thick enough or I just was using the wrong type of sprayer. Would love some advice. I’ve already realized the basic Speedball emulsion isn’t the best. :( You should do a video about buying cheap screen print machines and how to recover. LOL I did that too. Smh
As someone new to screen printing... your videos are AMAZING!!! You've helped me more than I could tell you. But where did you get that exposure unit jig or did you just DIY it? Thank you for all the great videos!
Hey man, awesome video just subscribed. I own a print shop for stickers and small shirt products so just heat transfer. Ive wanted to get into screen printing, so im going through alll your videos to try and learn!
Happy new Year Cam and Print Fam. Not sure if you did something different with the audio but it sounds great. They say absence makes the heart grow fonder but F THAT welcome back LOL
What's up dude! Love your vids! I've learned at least 98% of the screen printing process by watching 🤙🏽 I have a question. Seen where there's another video you done costing the screen twice on ea. side. So just a little confused. Problem I am having is my emulsion gets a blow out. I'm using the blue emulsion on your amazon store. Follow the same steps and it seems it doesn't come out as nicely as yours. I'm also using hot water through my pressure washer. Any suggestions?
@@ThePrintLife Hiya Cam, This is such a coincidence that you posted this on the same day I was having screen burning issues! I wanted to ask if you don't have sun too often and don't have enough coin to buy a burning unit, whats another option? Will a desk lamp or a light heater be okay?
Hey Cam. Love your videos man. I have 1 question around this video, I see you are using a power washer to wash out your screens. What pressure have you set this too? When I use a power washer it seems to blast out my image. Thanks man an keep up the great work.
It's like you read my mind....i woke up today to start my first print project and i am at the point where i am ready to burn screens.....i have a four color press, 156 screens and used four color separation to make my negatives. Am i on the right track? I have always been an airbrush artist, I've tried vinyl and now i am excited to get into screen printing. I don't have top notch equipment...built an exposure unit with a storage underneath that has a bathroom vent fan to remove humidity and a small space heater...also built my washout booth from a utility sink and corrugated plastic. do you have any advice to offer?
Nope you are going the same route I went start small make sure you like it then, start buying better equipment slowly, try not to go into debt early on.
Thanks that's good to know...i'm an artist by nature so being able to print my creations to garment i'm sure i'm gonna fall in love with it....minus the trials and tribulations. Looks like it all worked out pretty well for you. You do an awesome job explaining the processes....keep doing what you're doing. Whether you know or not it certainly helps encourage a beginner to take the leap and gives the confidence to be able to pull it off knowing that you are getting advice from someone experienced. I'm in a city where there is really no direct competition and i have a big client base from the airbrushing I've done over the years. I like that you are real people and act like some of the people i hang with.....not some company rep moving and sounding automated and scripted....keep up the excellent work my guy...looking forward to more videos.
Hey Cam, I am using a 110 mesh screen and I have the 50 Watt LED lamp you have. How long do you suggest I burn for? I have no had good luck, so I was wondering what the ball park time would be? Your vids are so helpful, thank you!
Hi Cam! Thanks for another cool video and let me ask you. Have you tried several UV lights or you just bought that one 50W in the link and it´s working fine? How thick is your exposing glass if you can measure, thanks a lot and keep rockin!
Good stuff as always Cam! I gotta try soaking the screens, I think I wreck my emulsion sometimes.....especially on some smaller detail trying to blast it when its not ready LOL. …..did you get a new camera? That shit was looking all nice and crisp!!
Its a new lens with a speed booster so it's more cinematic, Im also using lapel mics now. I will dive in to as many tips as I can to prevent stencil break down, that seems to be a common problem.
Awesome! I’m excited for the next one! How do you calculate the best exposure time for your exposure unit? I’m pretty new & often can’t spray my image out or I just blow it our completely-_- I have an exposure unit with uv tube lights. I think they need to warm up or something. Things aren’t consistent :-/
Great videos. Question, just bought my first manual press can't decide if I should get the epson p400 or p800 13" or a 17" wide? I think I've seen you use a 17" wide.
Hey Cam! I live in St. George Utah. The weather here is also very dry and hot. I have problems with my emulsion only coming out with hot water. Exposure doesn’t make much of a difference and I’ve tried different emulsions. I wanted to know if you keep your shop at a certain temperature all day if that makes a difference or there’s some other issue that I’m not aware of?
Hey Cam! I've been the screen burner in a local shop for a little while now, and have a few questions. I seem to still have problems washing out half-tone images on 280/305 mesh screens so any tips on that would be great. I keep finding myself with blowouts when a certain part of my half-tone image hasn't washed out. At my shop, we don't have a pre-soak tank which could help possibly, but I've also heard that lower the exposure time helps as well. For my fellow screen burners, I do have one good tip!!! When coating higher mesh's for half-tones (like 280/305 mesh), coat the emulsion past the screen, and onto the frame to seal the edge. This helps me because when I am spraying out the image sometimes water will drip down the non-squeegee side and cause parts of the image to melt faster than others.
I'm just starting my new adventure. I have a 4 station Hopkins press. I made an exposure box with 8 bright led lights. I'm looking at a Tecktongdh 2400 cabin fiber 110v flash dryer. Is the dryer Ok? How many PSI pressure washer should i get?
Strange question, I know Phoenix area has pretty hard water, have you ever noticed anything with the quality of water causing mineral deposits in the emulsion when you're soaking them or even washing out?
@@ThePrintLife Good to know! I lived in Glendale/Goodyear area for 8 years and remember that water destroying my shower heads and leaving spots on cars like no other.
Hey I will have some many problems to burn my screen , I have a lot of experience but now I used different exposure and my screens for some reason then washing put so easily.
Hi there I really like your video man... When I blow out the image with water everything blows out & I'm left with a clean screen again, could you please tell me why this is happening... Thanks again XD
Hit me with you exposure issues in the comments.
Any tips on where to buy a pre soak tank like yours?
Hey man, what kind of emulsion are you using? Any coating suggestions? My image might be under exposed if the emulsion peels off, correct? Idk :-/ haven’t had problems before, but I just switched over to clear transparencies.
Hey wondering if you could help me? I have just used a thin layer of Diazo screen print emulsion and exposed using a 250 Watt lamp for 10 minutes, as instructed. The image was burnt into the screen, however i really struggled when washing my negative out. After 10 minutes of pressurised water; nothing. The lighter green negative was on the screen, but it would just not wash out. I am going to try the process again but leave my screen exposing for longer, maybe an hour. My image is a bitmap photograph, and has lots of tiny dots, maybe this has an effect?
Hey what type of film are u using
What kind of light should you have on the exposure room? The emulsion can be exposed to sunlight while drying?
That bit about washing from the one side just made everything make so much sense. My God. I've blown out so many screens because of this...
Thank you Cam, Just started screenprinting in Kenya n I swear i've used up so much emulsion figuring Exposure n Washout things out, i thought i was Jinxed. !! Watching this video I know I've been destroying my screens.. Thanks 100%
Omg ive been shooting the image out on the wrong side and it always blows out 😂 well, thats the point of you taking the time to make these videos right?! Thank you sir!
You are welcome my dude.
This video was very informative!!! I was under the assumption that you needed a dark room!!
Wait a minute... ML is right down the street from me. Ok Now I gotta stop by because I have not found another RUclipsr who is as awesome when it comes to delivery of straight forward and honest helpful screen print knowledge.
Great information. I have watched many hours of silk screen videos and yours was the first I have heard to wash out on the substrate side only. Now I know why my 305 screens are blowing out! Thanks
Bad ass! You answered several specific questions I’ve been having about my screens during washout. Thanks man!!
Welcome to 2019 Cam! UV LED FTW!!! 🖼💡⚡️🤘
I've gotten consumed with your videos for the last 2 hours. Great information and entertaining. Good stuff brutha!
Oh man that is awsome to hear, thank you for watching and commenting you are the best.
Thanks a lot sir There is a lot to learn in your video. Which paper, Which ink, Which printer should I use will benefit from knowing sir.
Great video!! Would be willing to share a multiple color job. I would love to see how you burn / register for 2 + color jobs.
Good to see you back Cam
Awesome video as always!
What is in the pre soak tank? having issues with having to scrub so emulsion comes off. Thanks, great vids!
I think a lot people did this questions but why did you use 4.5 to multiple the LPI? Thanks for this great tutorial. That’s all I need it!
This is very helpful. Thanks for making this Print Life.
Man so many notes taken!!.. Marking the glass blew my f%#$ing mind with how simple an idea!!! And that halftone equation is very cool! I use an Brown Mfg. exposure unit It takes 13 min to do 1 screen.. but we are about to make a major upgrade!! Awesome content I don't think I've ever hit the subscribe button any faster!!
What is the size and brand of your pressure washer? Very good video
Loving that squeegee action bros! I learned to print this way, but I regressed to stencils for home printing. Equally as good results. Thanks for your info.
Thanks for posting all these videos. Very helpful. I have a question though. Since you recommend washing out the screen from the outside, why do you not get the blow outs on the back as well? Thank you
Very cool!!!
xoxo The Clarences
Did you upload the final printed tee? Thanks for your videos.
More great info Cam! Thank you looking forward to seeing more
I made my 1st shirt tonight I think I'm in love
Very straightforward , very gangsta indeed.
great video! When you are ready to print.. do you tape the registration marks on the screen , so you don't print those in the garment?
Nice organized shop. Good video, could be longer, not so fast. Keep them coming.
this man blinging today haha like it
Thank you Cam. That has given me so much more confidence to continue. Love to Gigi, where is she?
The main man is back :) thanks for the good tips.
Welcome back cam! Love all you videos and glad to see your back making them! #Printfam
Thank you Adam. Im excited to be working on them again.
@@ThePrintLife I have started my own brand with a buddy and screen printing and your videos hands down have helped me to get started in this Industry.
What printer do you use or recommend to print film positives? Great video thanks
Thanks for the great vid, I am completing my set up and was wondering if the soak tank is essential for burning screens/reclaiming. Thanks for your help in advance!
How do you find your lines per inch count? Thanks for sharing this info by the way!
Got the same question, 55lines per inch!? So how do you calculate that? So most thin line?
So if max is 55lines per 1 inch, so if you have 2mm line, then 55lines divided by 25-(mm in inch ) is 2,2lines per 1m, so if letter of line is 2mm so then 4,4 lines per inch? So 4,4. X 4,5 = 19.8 mash? 🤯🔫 buum fried brain 😂😂 how do you know what number to do with 4,5
If i have a 2mm letter or 5mm letters 20mm letters? How do you get lines per inch Them?
Hello sir! I have learned too much from you . Thanks
Please can you tell me about the printer for printing film , which one is good and cheapest.
Thank you so much
the part where you mention being 'pissed off' from accidentally blowing out your screen-- its super hard to explain this feeling to my boyfriend all week, I've just been nearly smacking my brain against a wall from fucking up my screen over and over and over hahah. I'm just glad it's a legit 'feeling'-- I was beginning to think I was getting irrationally angry 😩😭
Hi Cam. Love your tutorials I have a question maybe crazy but what liquid do you don’t your screen‘s in after you burn them
Good info. Thanks! I was in screen print industry w Op (doing art) in the 80s. Doing a little shed shop now and I appreciate the review! What kind of pressure do I need for washout -- what to use?
THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE!!!!!
Hi Cam! Great video. How do you identify the LPI on an image? Thank you so much 🙂
I love your the dont's cuz i used to have these issues, Pls do u hv a guide booklet one can download?
How do I keep my wood screens from warping when washing? They haven’t yet but I’m sure they will
Great video. What are & where can you find those aluminum Jig Parts that hold your frames?
what kind of exposure unit is this? I like how it has guides for the screen so it can be done perfectly . I want to purchase this type of exposure unit
I bought that light you recommended Hope it works out
Thank you for your excellent learning video's a big help
How do I calculate lines per inch? Thanks in advance, your vids are very helpful
Love your helpful vids bro!
Quick question- i printed about 15 shirts before I started getting a faint haze on my shirts under where my emulsion was on the screen...my calculator said I was on the perfect 7th step so I doubt my exposure time is a problem (but a possibility). Please help
Thanks for the videos. I’ve had my edges of the image not be sharp. I don’t know if my emulsion wasn’t thick enough or I just was using the wrong type of sprayer. Would love some advice. I’ve already realized the basic Speedball emulsion isn’t the best. :( You should do a video about buying cheap screen print machines and how to recover. LOL I did that too. Smh
As someone new to screen printing... your videos are AMAZING!!! You've helped me more than I could tell you. But where did you get that exposure unit jig or did you just DIY it? Thank you for all the great videos!
Hey man, awesome video just subscribed. I own a print shop for stickers and small shirt products so just heat transfer. Ive wanted to get into screen printing, so im going through alll your videos to try and learn!
Happy new Year Cam and Print Fam. Not sure if you did something different with the audio but it sounds great. They say absence makes the heart grow fonder but F THAT welcome back LOL
Thank yo. it is different I'm using lav mics now. It's a pain in the ass to set up but worth the extra effort.
Great video man, thanks! Question... How long can you store emulsion?
Hey Cam, I would have loved to see a close up of your halftone screen that you washed out. Seeing the detail would be great. Thanks
For sure another vid coming soon on that.
@@ThePrintLife BROOOOOOOOOOOOO Im trying my best to get this right but ive been striking out...Im going to go home and try soaking it first..
Thanks for teaching us , you are the best ,
What's up dude! Love your vids! I've learned at least 98% of the screen printing process by watching 🤙🏽 I have a question. Seen where there's another video you done costing the screen twice on ea. side. So just a little confused. Problem I am having is my emulsion gets a blow out. I'm using the blue emulsion on your amazon store. Follow the same steps and it seems it doesn't come out as nicely as yours. I'm also using hot water through my pressure washer. Any suggestions?
You're doing a great job! Is that just water you're soaking the screen in immediately after burning it?
Awesome video
. have you had any success using natural light to burn your screens?
I believe in one of his printmaking on a budget he uses the sun to burn his screen
Hes burned his screen in the sun for 30sec
Yes that Is how I started sun is a great option it works so good.
@@ThePrintLife Hiya Cam, This is such a coincidence that you posted this on the same day I was having screen burning issues! I wanted to ask if you don't have sun too often and don't have enough coin to buy a burning unit, whats another option? Will a desk lamp or a light heater be okay?
Hey Cam. Love your videos man.
I have 1 question around this video, I see you are using a power washer to wash out your screens. What pressure have you set this too? When I use a power washer it seems to blast out my image. Thanks man an keep up the great work.
The best silk screen channel!! subscribed!! One question could you recommend me a printer for this job? Laser, Ink Jet, brand?? Thanks
Clean the Gotham glass...😂😂😂humor with teaching.....love it
Thanks dude. You are the man... throw me a sub if you can. I need all the help I can get.
@@ThePrintLife already
It's like you read my mind....i woke up today to start my first print project and i am at the point where i am ready to burn screens.....i have a four color press, 156 screens and used four color separation to make my negatives. Am i on the right track? I have always been an airbrush artist, I've tried vinyl and now i am excited to get into screen printing. I don't have top notch equipment...built an exposure unit with a storage underneath that has a bathroom vent fan to remove humidity and a small space heater...also built my washout booth from a utility sink and corrugated plastic. do you have any advice to offer?
Nope you are going the same route I went start small make sure you like it then, start buying better equipment slowly, try not to go into debt early on.
Thanks that's good to know...i'm an artist by nature so being able to print my creations to garment i'm sure i'm gonna fall in love with it....minus the trials and tribulations. Looks like it all worked out pretty well for you. You do an awesome job explaining the processes....keep doing what you're doing. Whether you know or not it certainly helps encourage a beginner to take the leap and gives the confidence to be able to pull it off knowing that you are getting advice from someone experienced. I'm in a city where there is really no direct competition and i have a big client base from the airbrushing I've done over the years. I like that you are real people and act like some of the people i hang with.....not some company rep moving and sounding automated and scripted....keep up the excellent work my guy...looking forward to more videos.
Hey bud! Welcome back!
You don't lose dots with the pressure washer? Is it the same pressure washer and settings you use to reclaim? Thanks :)
I never post-harden my screens and that’s why I’m never able to re use them, they always blow out. Thank you so much!
Hey Cam, I am using a 110 mesh screen and I have the 50 Watt LED lamp you have. How long do you suggest I burn for? I have no had good luck, so I was wondering what the ball park time would be? Your vids are so helpful, thank you!
He said his was about 3 ft away and about 10 seconds, but 5 seconds for half tones.
Hi Cam! Thanks for another cool video and let me ask you. Have you tried several UV lights or you just bought that one 50W in the link and it´s working fine? How thick is your exposing glass if you can measure, thanks a lot and keep rockin!
Hey man really good videos, lots of great info. Just wondering what is in the dunking bucket. Is it just water or is it mixed with a solution?
just water.
Thanks guy. Where can I find more information on line count? I guess I don’t understand where that number comes from.
U help me to start my own brand ! Saludos desde Argentina!
You located in the US or Argentina?
Good stuff as always Cam! I gotta try soaking the screens, I think I wreck my emulsion sometimes.....especially on some smaller detail trying to blast it when its not ready LOL. …..did you get a new camera? That shit was looking all nice and crisp!!
Its a new lens with a speed booster so it's more cinematic, Im also using lapel mics now. I will dive in to as many tips as I can to prevent stencil break down, that seems to be a common problem.
@@ThePrintLife that would be awesome!! Looking forward to checking out and trying some new tips for sure.
Awesome! I’m excited for the next one!
How do you calculate the best exposure time for your exposure unit? I’m pretty new & often can’t spray my image out or I just blow it our completely-_-
I have an exposure unit with uv tube lights. I think they need to warm up or something. Things aren’t consistent :-/
CDP Shirt Printing - search RUclips for "step wedge test". There's simple ways to dial in your time. Or you can get an exposure calculator :)
Hey man, thank you for sharing the good stuffs. I Just have few more questions...
How did you get the 55 in lines per inch? :) and 4.5? :::)))
Awesome vid, keep grindin :D
You guys won’t believe but for me this would be my dream job I would do this job cuz I love it and make your own logo
Great videos. Question, just bought my first manual press can't decide if I should get the epson p400 or p800 13" or a 17" wide? I think I've seen you use a 17" wide.
Marco Gonzalez 17"!!!
You're awesome dude
Thank you. I try really hard. You should meet me In real life! Not as awsone but still pretty damn awsome.
Hey Cam! I live in St. George Utah. The weather here is also very dry and hot. I have problems with my emulsion only coming out with hot water. Exposure doesn’t make much of a difference and I’ve tried different emulsions. I wanted to know if you keep your shop at a certain temperature all day if that makes a difference or there’s some other issue that I’m not aware of?
Amazing tutorial .Thank you for sharing your experience.
Hey Cam! I've been the screen burner in a local shop for a little while now, and have a few questions. I seem to still have problems washing out half-tone images on 280/305 mesh screens so any tips on that would be great. I keep finding myself with blowouts when a certain part of my half-tone image hasn't washed out. At my shop, we don't have a pre-soak tank which could help possibly, but I've also heard that lower the exposure time helps as well.
For my fellow screen burners, I do have one good tip!!!
When coating higher mesh's for half-tones (like 280/305 mesh), coat the emulsion past the screen, and onto the frame to seal the edge. This helps me because when I am spraying out the image sometimes water will drip down the non-squeegee side and cause parts of the image to melt faster than others.
Right on I will include some of theses issues in the next vid.
This has answered some questions ive had! Like why does the image keep spraying out? Why did i start screen printing? 😂
I'm just starting my new adventure. I have a 4 station Hopkins press. I made an exposure box with 8 bright led lights. I'm looking at a Tecktongdh 2400 cabin fiber 110v flash dryer. Is the dryer Ok? How many PSI pressure washer should i get?
Is there a color that doesnt expose while printing? Would help a ton to have some guidelines on my light/exposure table.
The best! Thanks for sharing!
Why there is a piece o rope in the exposure unit. And how afects or improve the results ?
u still want 2 know?
I saw that you use a pre-soak tank after you burn your screen. is it the same chemistry you used to reclaim your screens?
@theprintlife Cam, did the exposure unit come with the screen jig? Or is that something you fabricated?
Howdy Cam - i'm first! Great video!
First is always best.
Strange question, I know Phoenix area has pretty hard water, have you ever noticed anything with the quality of water causing mineral deposits in the emulsion when you're soaking them or even washing out?
funny you should bring that up, Yes we deal with it all the time. That is why we resorted to using compressed air to dry the screens.
@@ThePrintLife Good to know! I lived in Glendale/Goodyear area for 8 years and remember that water destroying my shower heads and leaving spots on cars like no other.
Hey cam. Does it have to be always less the time if your exposing the halftone image? Tnx
hi Cam, how long do you leave the screen out in the sun to post harden it?
I leave it out long enough for the water to completely evaporate. Usually 5, to 10 min is more than adequate in direct sunlight.
Appreciate that a lot.
Thanks for this video, very informative :)
Thank you for the comment, stay tuned and keep me posted on your print journey
What is the minimum space I need to start a screen print business from home? What equipment is essential?
I love your videos
Hey I will have some many problems to burn my screen , I have a lot of experience but now I used different exposure and my screens for some reason then washing put so easily.
What is in your dip tank that you put the screen in prior to washing out.
How long do you keep your screens in the water dip tank, to soften emulsion?
Hi there I really like your video man... When I blow out the image with water everything blows out & I'm left with a clean screen again, could you please tell me why this is happening... Thanks again XD
So many questions.
What are they soaking in?
Does the brand of emulsion make a difference or is it in the technique??
I can I have had some bad experiance with certain brands try vpr by chemical consultants.