Total rookie question. I have tried to do my research and read and I have decided the set-up to have is likely an Epson with AccuRip or some similiar alternative...That being said I am trying to limp through the end of the year and get a little return on the investment of the equipment I have so far. I have printed several shirts and my problem I believe is the opaqueness of the positive. I have read to double them up and use two positives per screen, my question is any particular ink for a Brother printer that is darker than another to make my "garage boy technique" any easier? Thanks for your time. Great site so glad I found it!
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Re: Making the Image Dark Enough for the screen
Not that I know of but you can use a water proof inkjet film and run a color rich black:
http://howtoscreenprintshirts.com/2011/ ... -software/
That article has tips for runing film without RIP software.
http://howtoscreenprintshirts.com/2011/ ... -software/
That article has tips for runing film without RIP software.
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