Love this video as it is one of "the most" knowledgeable vids that I've seen on silk screen printing at home. I am definitely subbing now and liked because of Reyes doing a TOURINOFIQUE' job of video with Q&A. Need to have you do my vid of my shop when you are in the Virginia area, brothers. DOPE!🤝
Thank you brotha!! I appreciate you watching my videos!! 🙏💯🔥 Glad to hear you got some good information from the video. My man Reyes definitely killing it and doing a "TOURINOFIQUE" job behind the camera and with the Q&A. I was actually talking with Reyes and brainstorming on doing a tour to different screen printing shops so we could help guide start or improve their shops. 💯🙏🤜🤛
You have amazing camera guy , what a questions man !! I been doing screen printing since I was 13 yrs old on and off tho .. now I’m into DTF planing to add screen printing for larger orders in case .. thank you for the info the questioner is amazing and he has amazing voice. keep it up bro!! you will get there in no time 💪💪 I will reach out for some equipment information soon.
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it very much 🙏 Yes, my camera guy is great and does a good job asking questions 😀 DTF is definitely a great way to print shirts. And, you are correct, for larger orders screen printing is the best method.
I had a question about using the flash dryer for the final cure. If my garment scorches and yet hasn’t reached the cure time should I raise my flash dryer higher? My flasher doesn’t have a temperature control on it so I’m guessing it just got too much heat concentrated on it too quickly. Thanks!
That is exactly right. Yes, if your garment is scorching but, the ink isn't cured then you need to raise the flash dryer a little bit. My flash dryer doesn't have a temperature control either...I had to experiment and burn many shirts LOL for my flash dryer I have it 4 inches above the garment...at that height with the FN Ink I use it takes approximately 10 seconds for a full cure. Try that out and adjust from there depending on your results. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 🤜🤛
I get mine from my local supply store... McLogan Supply. They have a website you can checkout. Prices for everything have gone up. I just checked their website and the 100 pack is $35. When I buy them, I usually get 2 black and 2 white packs so haven't bought any in a while. I appreciate you watching 🙏
You're right. I don't have a beginner setup. But, my setup is not too far off from the beginner stages... I have a 6 color 4 station press and use my flash dryer to cure the shirts. My exposure unit is about 12 years old and definitely nothing high tech. You can definitely get a beginner setup for under $500... should I make a video about my very first screen printing setup? Thank you so much for watching 💯🙏
I use the Cannon pixma ix6820 to print my transparency films. I don't use any particular settings; just the regular settings from out the box. I just hit print. As long as your artwork is black in your graphics program when you send it to print it should be ok.
That's not a service we provide. But, when I first started out I had my screens burned at my local screen printing supplies store. I did this until I was able to burn my own screens. I would suggest checking with your local shops
Don't use actual glue because that will damage your shirts. If you're asking about the pallet adhesive itself, yes it can be white. The adhesive I use is white. The color doesn't matter as long as it's for screen printing.
that's voice sounds familiar, sounds like a cachanilla named Reyes, lol
Jajaja 😆 😅 😆 😅
😂amazing 👏🏿
Thanks! 👋👍🤜🤛
Love this video as it is one of "the most" knowledgeable vids that I've seen on silk screen printing at home. I am definitely subbing now and liked because of Reyes doing a TOURINOFIQUE' job of video with Q&A. Need to have you do my vid of my shop when you are in the Virginia area, brothers. DOPE!🤝
Thank you brotha!! I appreciate you watching my videos!! 🙏💯🔥 Glad to hear you got some good information from the video. My man Reyes definitely killing it and doing a "TOURINOFIQUE" job behind the camera and with the Q&A. I was actually talking with Reyes and brainstorming on doing a tour to different screen printing shops so we could help guide start or improve their shops. 💯🙏🤜🤛
Started to watch until I heard Reyes. Turned off sorry. Good luck
Oh snap! It's all good. We'll be doing some more videos on our own. Hopefully you'll tune in 👍
I like your videos, is that Reyes the Entrepreneur I hear in the background?
Thank you! 🙏 I appreciate you watching... yes, that's Reyes lol but what about the GAS ⛽️
You have amazing camera guy , what a questions man !! I been doing screen printing since I was 13 yrs old on and off tho .. now I’m into DTF planing to add screen printing for larger orders in case .. thank you for the info the questioner is amazing and he has amazing voice. keep it up bro!! you will get there in no time 💪💪 I will reach out for some equipment information soon.
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it very much 🙏 Yes, my camera guy is great and does a good job asking questions 😀 DTF is definitely a great way to print shirts. And, you are correct, for larger orders screen printing is the best method.
I had a question about using the flash dryer for the final cure. If my garment scorches and yet hasn’t reached the cure time should I raise my flash dryer higher? My flasher doesn’t have a temperature control on it so I’m guessing it just got too much heat concentrated on it too quickly. Thanks!
That is exactly right. Yes, if your garment is scorching but, the ink isn't cured then you need to raise the flash dryer a little bit. My flash dryer doesn't have a temperature control either...I had to experiment and burn many shirts LOL for my flash dryer I have it 4 inches above the garment...at that height with the FN Ink I use it takes approximately 10 seconds for a full cure. Try that out and adjust from there depending on your results. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 🤜🤛
Where did you order tour test pellons? I cant find 100 pack for $25
I get mine from my local supply store... McLogan Supply. They have a website you can checkout. Prices for everything have gone up. I just checked their website and the 100 pack is $35. When I buy them, I usually get 2 black and 2 white packs so haven't bought any in a while. I appreciate you watching 🙏
You can 4 colour screen print for about $100 this ain’t no beginners set up.
You're right. I don't have a beginner setup. But, my setup is not too far off from the beginner stages... I have a 6 color 4 station press and use my flash dryer to cure the shirts. My exposure unit is about 12 years old and definitely nothing high tech. You can definitely get a beginner setup for under $500... should I make a video about my very first screen printing setup?
Thank you so much for watching 💯🙏
Great video very informative 💯💯
Thank you! Appreciate you watching 🤜🤛💯
What settings do you use for printer? How do you get transparency paper to print dark?
I use the Cannon pixma ix6820 to print my transparency films. I don't use any particular settings; just the regular settings from out the box. I just hit print. As long as your artwork is black in your graphics program when you send it to print it should be ok.
where’s tha gas Reyes!!
😅😆 He's in the background doing the hard work lol 😆
Can you please send me the link to the tshirts you use
I don't have a link but the brand I use is called Tultex. If a customer wants a more high end shirt then I use Next Level brand
What brand of shirts did you recommend again? Did you say Toltics?
The brand I recommend is Tultex... it's my favorite shirt for quality, good fit and price.
@@thegraffixshack Thank you!
Would you sale screens burned with a logo of choice???
That's not a service we provide. But, when I first started out I had my screens burned at my local screen printing supplies store. I did this until I was able to burn my own screens. I would suggest checking with your local shops
@@thegraffixshack sounds good thank you!! Appreciate it
Let's see those screens get burned!!
Ok, no problem! We'll get that video shot soon! Thanks!!
Can I use white glue on the t-shirt board?
Don't use actual glue because that will damage your shirts. If you're asking about the pallet adhesive itself, yes it can be white. The adhesive I use is white. The color doesn't matter as long as it's for screen printing.
@@thegraffixshack Thanks for the prompt response. I actually mean spray adhesive to keep the t shirts stable on the Platten
Ah, yes. As long as it's for screen printing you can use it. 😉 I used to use the spray adhesive myself.
very good
Thanks
Great video!
Gracias! Thanks dawg 🤜🤛🙏🔥
at 4:45 what are those test sheets called?
They are screen printing test pellons
@@thegraffixshack Thanks. I couldn't hear exactly in the video. That's why. :)
No problem! Thank you for watching
I love this video guys every question in my head the camera guy is asking 🫡👍🏾👍🏾
LOL glad you're digging the content bro! Yeah, Reyes behind the camera is good at asking all the right questions! Thanks for watching 🤜🤛💯