Ep.5 Save time on the clean-down with this hack

[@mikabalabey743]

great video though, as always!

[@StudioInnate]

Thank you 🙏

[@ssjcj4081]

Check out bean e doo soy bean oil, its environmentally friendly & breaks the ink up super easy

[@StudioInnate]

Awesome, thanks for the tip

[@helzinki1995]

how long do you leave your inks on the screen before cleaning?

[@StudioInnate]

I try to keep on top of things personally

[@mikabalabey743]

would you mind letting us know what blanks you use for hoodies and tees? i remember last series you mentioned you were trying to sort something out with the manufacturers, any progress with that?

[@StudioInnate]

We're still working on that.

[@WuphMusic]

Are you cleaning them so you can print a different color or just storing them for later?

[@StudioInnate]

Mostly storing them

[@WuphMusic]

@@StudioInnate I just scrap up the excess ink and store the screen. I don’t bother cleaning the residue. You just gotta make sure the print area is cleared

[@WuphMusic]

Scrape*

[@StudioInnate]

@@WuphMusic really? Game changer! 🙌🙌🙌🙌 I’m guessing not with an ink change though right? I’ve seen a few of your vids on insta before actually. Great content

[@WuphMusic]

@@StudioInnate yes I only fully clean a screen for color changes as to not color shift the next color. Since plastisol doesn’t air dry there’s no need to fully clean the screen to store the screen. I don’t use any chemical to store a screen for later and some have sat for months. Thank you! Much appreciated and likewise

[@aimaniman5557]

Better use waterbased ink, very easy to clean, u can move faster, eco friendly, soft hand feel and most important use the high quality waterbased ink.

[@jrainsford]

You need to get scrap T-shirt fabric- paper towels are not as good. Spray 842 on and agitate with one rag and then mop up with a dry rag. Clean a screen in two seconds, you need that dry second rag for gathering up. All our old clothes go to my rag bag.

[@StudioInnate]

Thanks for the tips, I’ll try them out.