Yes, actually I will be coming back from he shows this August with a cap printing system for the Vista RANAR press I have. I’ll be doing a video how you can print baseball caps directly on a manual rotary screen printing textile press. Come see me at the NBM show in Long Beach this August. I’ll be w...

Post some pictures of the print results and your screens on press. Then let us know what mesh count you are using, squeegee durometer and type of ink please. Maybe that can help me help you.

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In the latest educational screen printing video by Catspit Productions, LLC we take a look at some tips and advice from Jonathan about how to set up for screen printing sleeves on a manual rotary screenprinting press for textiles. In the video you'll get to see the 2 different methods of how to load...

Thanks Pepe. I did the 3 strokes to get some good coverage and decent penetration in the knit. That’s all. With white I would still probably pull the stroke but I may double hit with a flash or use a skillful flood and soft stroke to leave down a decent amount of ink. The sleeve printing video: http...

Printing white ink on black tee shirts can be challenging. There are basically 2 different ways of doing this and here we are referring to 100% cotton garments only. Here is a check list to getting the best results when printing any high opacity plastisol ink directly onto black or dark colored tee ...

Of course, I appreciate your posting on my forum! ;) It looks like perhaps you could use a slightly more open mesh count. Or try using a little more pressure if the mesh is open enough already. And I would use a 65 or 70 durometer squeegee here. It appears as if the material you are printing is a bi...

You’re welcome; it’s my pleasure to help out in any way. Good luck!

You are very welcome and it’s my pleasure to help out. Thanks for the kind words and it is my intent or goal to create a family friendly, troll-less website forum that will help everyone out. Some of the other forum sites I have participated in are very argumentative and biased in ways. I hope that ...

Hmm... I'll ask RhinoTech to respond to this.

Yeah I think I'll do the heat press curing video next week perhaps. Only with a 1 color print though but it should be able to tell us if it is even possible to attempt anything further.

Discharge inks should all cure at the same temp as long as they are all of the same brand.


Stay tuned.....