Hey Boyd and Jonathan! Like many I had some life changes and unfortunately had to get rid of all my screen printing equipment just a few months after finally purchasing my first used but nice 4 color manual press. I am just doing small scale dye sub now as it is all I can fit in our small temporary ...

I have an extra pack of 50 sheets of the RhinoTech Dry Stencil paper in 11x17 size that is no longer offered. I purchased this in forecast of needing it but due to the regular job and moving again I have had to back off screen printing, I still have some left of the other 50 pack I bought. This pack...

Been away for a while but have been printing, here are some of my latest jobs:

Totally awesome! You are the resident dry stencil expert. RhinoTech should pay you to promote it for us ;) Thanks Jonathan...wish they would though I also wish I was able to get enough business to help them...not looking good for the dry stencil product. :( Don't think enough folks have gotten into...

Plus they have the flat rate boxes too...I'd try to get them to buy more t make it worth their while for the shipping costs. But I too do whatever I can to use the flat rate envelope or I LOVE the flat rate bubble envelopes!

I agree with Jonathan, I would go with a reflective ink or heat transfer. I am delving into some heat transfer stuff to expand my business some and there are some good options out there especially for smaller quantities.

One color front & three color back t-shirts job I did last week for a race team, it is actually 4 colors but used the maroon tee as the 4th color :) Front detail (one color) 20150114_183840[1].jpg Back 3 ink colors: 20150114_183941[1].jpg Other random shirts I have done lately, mostly Predators ...

Man have I been slacking...just gotten busy with the day job unfortunately. ..here's some stuff I've done over the last several months with the RT dry stencil & Lancer Group Excalibur500, 550 & 1550 inks.

I really need to get out to the ISS Long Beach show to hang with 2 ofthe people that have helped me the most in getting my business going...

RhinoTech, any chance of making the ISS Nashville show in May? I will gladly volunteer to work for you if you come....

I use the HR2800 with fantastic results. You do need to be sure to remove all ink from the screen prior to washout, or at least most of it, and it will work fine with a pressure washer. I have been using the RhinoTech dry stencil system for over 2 years now and have had little washout problems.