So I will post pictures of some of my jobs done using WhinoTech's Dry Stencil system, especially as I start experimenting with more than two colors as well as other items too. I have been amazed with the quality of the products to make the screens and the apparel printed is awesome! I get nothing but good feedback. So here are some of my latest (some pictures look fuzzy or blurry, my lighting sucks-I assure you the prints are nice and crisp!):

Black Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve Tees with Fluorescent Green and Steel Gray plastisol Ink: Safety Orange Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve Tees with True Yellow and Steel Gray plastisol ink: Lime Gildan Ultra Cotton Tees with Black ink: Black Gildan 18500 Pullover Hoodies with Fluorescent Green ink (with low bleed additive): Sport Grey Gildan 18400 Sweatpants with Fluorescent Green ink (with low bleed additive): A-TACS Camo Propper Combat/Tactical TAC-U Shirts with black ink (no additive): Black Microfiber Cloth with lime green polyester ink

Here are some more of my latest, the glow in the dark are hard to get a picture of when glowing, mine are faint but the actual glow is nice and bright green, very cool at night!

Charcoal Gildan Ultra Cotton tees with white underbase and glow in the dark ink: Black Gildan DryBlend Tees with Red ink (low bleed additive): Black Gildan Ultra Cotton Long Sleeve Tees with white underbase and glow in the dark ink: Black and White Ultra Cotton Tees with red and gray ink: Black Gildan Pullover Hoodie with red and gray ink: Black Gildan Pullover Hoodie with white ink:

Koozies and Microfiber Cloths:
Added May 2, 2013:
Fudraiser tee for a friend of Carl Edwards, 2 colors layered (reg is slightly off but it was close enough they didn't care) very fine detail work for the barcode text and the checkered border around the front, dry stencil pulled it off nicely! First 3 color layered print, dry stencil did very well, nice detail:

Here are some of my latest, note the detail I am getting, it is amazing the difference high quality artwork does for you, especially with the dry stencil which is not as forgiving when it comes to the stencil.

Absolutely fantastic, I cant wait to have a go with this stencil system.

Man you did some serious print work there with the RhinoTech dry stencil system. I like to keep things friendly family but I must say; Kick ass job! Greg and Shelley will love to see this and I am also impresses. You seem to be our resident expert on this system. Do I see 2 color sleeve prints?

Bravo I’m going to defiantly post this thread to Twitter and Facebook tomorrow morning. Thank you so much for posting this. I’ll make sure RhinoTech sees this too.

We eagerly await your next batches of images!

Yes that is a 2 color sleeve print. It is not as easy as the emulsion way to register the design but it is possible. I am not yet comfortabe doing more than 2 layered colors. Thansk for the compliments. The entire RhinoTech crew have been super to deal with, helping me along the way, awesome people and glad I can help show what their product can do!

What exactly is the dry stencil system? Those look wicked cool.

Ok, disregard my question. I just saw one of Jonathon's videos about this in another thread. My new question is what are the advantages or disadvantages, if any, compared to using emulsion for a stencil? The only immediate advantage I see is not having to wait for the emulsion to dry. The disadvantage I see is that in order to do larger prints you need a large heat press. Any others?

Leadfoot wrote:Yes that is a 2 color sleeve print. It is not as easy as the emulsion way to register the design but it is possible. I am not yet comfortabe doing more than 2 layered colors. Thansk for the compliments. The entire RhinoTech crew have been super to deal with, helping me along the way, awesome people and glad I can help show what their product can do!

Wow, you have really demonstrated how cool this system really is. And I love the added photos. Great work. The people at RhinoTech are good people. I consider them friends of the family, you know?