How To Cure A T-shirt Using The Flash
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- How To Cure A T-shirt Using The Flash
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In this video we will learn how to cure a t-shirt using the flash,
This is going to be a two - part series.
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The curing differences between the flash and the heat press
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The clamp for a squeegee rest is brilliant! Nice vid! Super helpful for finding the right cure time
I'm glad you find the video helpful Thank you for watching!
I said the same thing, buying one myself
I'd suggest an ironing board... That way if you need to PFP your flash distance isn't 3in and now adjust your ironing board height so you can swing the flash and it be at that 3in mark. It'll also help with 2 things.. helps to load the next shirt while you're waiting for your shirt to cure under the flash and not over heat up your platen..
Great idea thank you so much!
Too cool, man. It was an amazing video
Thank you!!
I love how you show the mistakes. I burned so many shirts when I was curing with a flash.
Everything's a learning curve 🤣
Good stuff bro. STAY HUNGRY!!!
Thank you bro!
Awesome video im just getting into screen printing, this video was super helpful
I'm glad this video helped you out!
Nice Video Bro. Love the transparency
Thank you bro for watching!
You have to keep it 💯
Great video! You definitely chose the right option showing us the process and the mistakes. That way we all learn together. I think I'm gonna order a flash unit this week! Is your normal print-flash-print height 3 inches also?
Yes!
Also I'm working on the second half of the video you requested so stay tuned!
Thank you!!
The link to the new video the curing differences between the flash and the heat press.
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I’ve been wondering about this, thanks for the video
Your welcome.
Great video. I’d like to see a video of how you do a one color separation in photoshop or illustrator. I’m just now learning and that’s what I’m stuck on.
Thank you for watching!
Unfortunately I don't use illustrator or photoshop, I use Affinity designer.
Great job!
Thank you brother!
Cool, thanks for this video! keep it up. What are those "bags" you're covering up your screen with?
Thank you for watching!
It's just a garbage bag lol I use it to cover the plastisol ink.
Spray peroxide on the scorch mark sometimes it takes it out
Man I didn't thought about that one that is such a great idea thank you!
Yeah it has worked for me before too
cool shit man I am about to get into screen printing too this helps me!
I appreciate it man for watching!
Enjoy the process. It's not going to be easy but you got this.
Maybe this video also can help you out check it out!
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@@ATeePrint can we get a video of a 4 color print?
@@KiddYoung That will be awesome!
I never done a for color print before.
But I accept the challenge.
Hello so you heat the shirt first with the flash dryer then you apply ink do you flash again for a second apply 2nd coat then
Hey thank you for watching!
Regarding your question you are correct.
Actually I do 15-20 seconds and mine cures just fine. But great video
You have the same flash I have?
@@ATeePrint No, the brand I have is a 16x16, infrared by Fast Flash. Plus I have mine set about 2 inch for my pallet so it will dry faster. The closer the heat, the faster it cures. Or maybe that’s just me being impatient 😆
Yeah my setup will be totally different than yours because you have a different flash, Not all flashes are equal.
But this is what works for me.
Thanks for watching!
Are u using infrared flash?
Flash dryer doesn't have a standard temperature,it keeps on increasing the temperature?
The flash dryer I have you cannot adjust the temperature, But there's other ones where you can adjust the temperature.
But for those type of dryer they cost a little bit more money.
Thanks a lot,for plastisol ink,i think It will need atleast 320 degrees to cure?
@@thazualatochhawng2815 yes that's a good number.
Hi, if you dont mind, can i ask how to have the matte finish look for Plastisol ink? cuz my finish looks glossy and cheap. Please help! would be appreiciated
Are you curing it with a heat press?
If you are that is the reason why you are getting the gloss finish.
I have a video on this should be the next one.
Thank you for watching!
Nah i use my flash dryer placed above 2 inches but still get the glossy look, any recommends? Anw thank you very much for your response
What type of ink are you using?