Hello Jonathan and all!! First off I want to thank Jonathan for all the work he has done to help so many faceless names out! I have learned a lot in the last couple weeks via your site, videos and now the forum. That being said, let me also elaborate I AM BRAND NEW. Not to this planet but to this i...

All articles are already posted on the website here: http://www.catspitproductionsllc.com/screen-printing-article-archive.html Currently I have no plans for new articles as I am busy working on some DVD’s. I plan on finishing the Superstore DVD and then do one of my own. But the articles when publi...

Catspit Productions wrote:LOL... I'll see what I can do. At the very least a special video perhaps.

yeah!

Catspit Productions wrote:Thanks for the great referral Pepe! I appreciate the support.

You're welcome buddy

ApeShirt wrote:Pepe, you need to print wet on wet when doing 4- color process (CMYK). This allows the inks to "mix" as printed in order to make different colors.

Really!! .. what you're seaying makes sense! thnks buddy

ApeShirt wrote:Pepe's got this

nswpr wrote:The video was made by my brother that is learning all this beautiful world of photography and help me out with the video, you all you like it!

Photography? cool!

nswpr wrote:Pepe, yes it is interesting, let see if the customer want it after all.

I hope he would! good luck with that Kevin!

thanks for the help! You're welcome DuhhDill :) but did you already find out everything you were looking for, or still having doubts? look, I'm pretty sure in any moment Jon's going to see your post and he can bring a lot more help than me into this topic, so if you're still having questions in min...

Despite the underbase technique is often a very handy "tool" , if your design was only letters (text) or spot colors with no high details, I would prefered using Plastisol High Opacity Inks and printed the white and the blue for separated, since I don´t have Micro registration on my press,...