Cool deal, let us know how it works out for you. Maybe you can tell us what you used and what you printed. I'm sure it would help out others. Don't forget you can use pictures and embed YouTube videos here too!

That is awesome! Thanks for the tip. I think someone just asked me about this and I didn’t think it was possible. This will certainly help others out. How is the shirt after transfer removal? Is the fabric still in good condition and smooth?

Hey there in Tucson! :P I would use a well cured emulsion intended for water based inks. The key here will be making sure the emulsion is fully cured so it will not absorb chemicals and inks on press. That will be especially important with discharge inks. In the video I used a photopolymer emulsion ...

Perhaps to simplify the screen making process especially for people printing at home, but why don't you tell us why we might use RhinoScreen Dry Stencils....

Make sure to let us know how it goes. You can post pictures and embed YouTube videos here on the forum too! Good luck!

Hey there daniel6! Of course both you and ApeShirt are welcome. It's my pleasure to help out in any way. Thanks for signing up to the Catspit Forum!

ApeShirt wrote:I have an Epson 1400 with AccuRip. I have yet to use it though.

I think I might be doing a video with AccuRip and inks from Ryonet in the future. Maybe that will help but if you get to using yours first make sure to leave a post about it...

ApeShirt wrote:My plotter is a Cricut, lol

Hey, I wish I had at least that. I still have to get set up with a plotter system. I think it would be a great asset in my shop.

Since Plastisol inks don't air dry, does that mean you don't have to clean the screen if you leave it overnight? That’s right; you can print the job and walk away from the press to go to bed. Then you can get up in the morning and start printing where you left off. Plastisol inks will never dry or ...

I am completely new to this. I am having a problem vectorizing an image in CorelDraw X5. When I try to do it, white marks show up on the image and the image doesn't look like it should. Any suggestions? In my experience you have to use a very high resolution image to get a good vector conversion in...