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[@seanwilkinson3975]

This is just the tutorial I've been looking for. I like collecting beer glassware of different styles and screened brands, and have wanted to do parody or mock versions as fun gifts. This would fit the bill nicely. Thanks very much.

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+Sean Wilkinson Thanks for watching! Let me know how it goes! Add me on facebook. it seems to be the easiest way for people to get in touch with me and I can answer questions there much easier.

[@seanwilkinson3975]

+NateScreenPrints1 I will, once I find the same Delta paint and sealant that you used here at my local Michaels. (I had a chance earlier this week, but my knees were in pain and distracting me, so I put it off for another day.) I have plenty of glasses for practice and material for the templates, both picked up for a song at a couple of local thrift shops. And I have a head full of ideas for personalization.

[@chavesmarcus]

thanks a lot for the quick answer! I found out that the mash is 160 at the product site. that's probably what went wrong for me since I used 70 mesh. You put up great videos, man. have a good one!

[@ThePropShopFMB]

I love your process it's not really screen printing but it looks effective . what brand of photo emultion sheets do you use??? i cant wait to try this

[@latenighter1965]

Did you ever think about using removable vinyl for the screen? You can print your own on a cricut and it might be easier then using the regular screens are to make.

[@LemonadeB]

That's Genius

[@CourtneyK1089]

Can you please tell us exactly how you made the stencil?

[@ItreallyHappedISwear]

@Henry Rhys Woah ME TOOO!!

[@PapaBloom]

Great video Nate. I had a quick question: Let's say I wanted to use this method to print one design on several glasses. Let's say 5 glasses. Is it totally necessary to clean the screen between each application? I know you mentioned that the ink drying out will ruin the screen but I was curious because it would save a little time and ink to not be cleaning the screen after every application. Thanks!

[@gbowdeniv]

I think that if you use a squeegee instead of a paint brush, you should be able to do multiple glasses at once. Only trouble is being careful not to smear ink when applying/removing the template... which is why it's much easier to have a screen printing system in place to raise and lower the screen that also easily switches out glasses. You can make something like that pretty cheap. I've seen it in other videos, but only with full sized screens...

[@uselessmayhem]

Question. You mentioned using an emulsion sheet. Did you just use the emulsion sheet or did you expose it to screening fabric? If so, where could I get the sheets and a good high quality mech count fabric? Thanks

[@jcarter3238]

Nate... You are amazing. Seriously, this is rad.

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+J Carter Thanks :)))

[@richardpine8011]

How do I produce small screens like those? I need to put a white cross on some black glass bottles.

[@adri4nails]

Thank you for all you're help with screen printing. Can you tell me what type of ink you would use to screen paint on plastic like a cup or bottle? It needs to be permanent and washable.

[@Utahelitegaming]

permanent means it stays on forever washable means it can be washed off you just disproved your own comment

[@lrgevry]

Great video! Have you ever tried this using the type of glass paint you bake for permanency?

[@CrucesNomad1]

Seems a cool way to get texture too, awesome.

[@shilpakadam4330]

ca i then wash them in a dishwasher? will the ink gradually get scraped away or will it fade? I hope neither of the sort happens.

[@thebeststooge]

WOW, alright I see the perfect setup of 40 watt eBay Chinese laser to etch the glass then use this ink to fill in the part that was etched and it would be a nice effect.

[@btsaucedo]

Ummm.... doesn't rinsing out the ink on your stencils with water break down the emulsion? I noticed you had a few spots and some smudges on your print too, why not use a lower durometer squeegee that you could easily flex around the glass so you get a more consistent amount of pressure on the surface? Just curious and not trying to be an jerk. I'm a beginner screen printer at a small warehouse, so I like to know how other people approach different methods.

[@CraftRituals]

What inks do you use for this nate? can it be use for plastic bottles?

[@amandacergovski6694]

Hi firstly thank you for your video it was great information very educating. I was however wondering if the ink washes off when the cups are washed?

[@germaknee]

Amanda Cergovski the video has complete instructions. You have to use some kind of glaze on it. See towards the end of the video.

[@praveen9445]

can u briefly describe how to create stencils and what all the elements it takes to create a stencil.

[@lisabrightly]

Brilliant! This was right on time.

[@mightymikee]

Thank you for a great video. Can I do this on a painted plastic part? Which paint or ink do you recommend? Thanks!

[@michaeltanner5058]

Will these hold up under dishwasher use?

[@chucky1846]

What did you use to glaze? Epoxy, dishwasher modge podge? Something else?

[@albertjacobs7353]

I went to amazon and can't find the ink. Delta perm enamel ink am I missing something?

[@nancyjanemathews6066]

is the "surface conditioner" product really just rubbing alcohol?! i'm considering trying Delta's transparent paints for glass - instead of the more expensive pebeo vitrea 160 - have you tried the delta transparent paints and how do they flow? if you have. not many videos available on delta paints. thanks

[@lyndyraerutkowski927]

We have a septic system. Is is safe to wash these paints down the drain like you demonstrated?

[@munoxmi3909]

clean af thanks homie

[@ryanbarker5217]

one comment below said this isn't really screenprinting, but, owning a small screenprinting shop myself, i'm not sure how it's *not* screenprinting, just in a very small format. anyway, i would 'like' this video if it had more information as it showed most of the process and was easy to understand. but, it simply left out way too much basic information, and i personally am rather loathe to go searching for other videos in a series to get information that should be presented as one video, ya know? dunno, maybe it's some kind of way of monetizing the videos or something, but the reality (well, *my* reality, such as it is, lol) is that i see what appears to be the first part to this off to the side of the screen... but i'll pass in favour of 'gel image transfers,' probably forget i ever wrote this in ten minutes, and won't watch anymore of this series because it kinda feels like a crass manipulation in an effort to boost the view count. i'd probably watch it, however, if the poster would reply to some of the many questions folk have....

[@deelo225]

if i were to do this process on plastic like a casset tape or casset tape case what kind of ink or paint would you recamend using ?

[@aliikhlaq]

We produce plastic water tanks with very smooth surface (non pours). The problem is all screen printing on tank removes with the time (during delivery or keeping item in store) how we can hard the paint so it cannot be removed easily ? I check you apply glaze what it is a some type of inc ?

[@shirleyotero1846]

Hi nate I have a wedding need to put some words on a shot glass which how can I make a emulsion sheet that saids take a shot we tie the knot and there name and date that won't rub off the glass

[@iamsunflower2011]

Can I make a stencil using my Cricut machine? What type of material is this?

[@reneeg.3402]

hey great vedio but what kind of stencil are you using and were did you get it.

[@CatspitProductions]

Hmm did I see this before? I don’t recall but that is a very cool hand made method of making little prints. I love that idea. Looks like you’re using that easy screenprint stuff to make the stencil. Nice application of that product. Come get some Catspit~! ☠

[@PRINTOTECH198701]

Excellent Job💙

[@kalebnolen1616]

Would a Nuka Cola logo be allowed to get ordered? I want to penamel the Logo section of some coke bottles solid red after I remove the Coke logo then stencil on the white Nuka Cola logo, i don't plan on selling them just using them as props

[@amarsw94]

hi Nate, awesome video....one question, i couldn't get what product coat u used with a brush to harden the print after the stencil?

[@easterfire]

what kind of clear glaze did you use?

[@theomishow]

where did you get the small screen squares? did you burn the screen then cut it?

[@puppip5493]

no, cut it first, then burn it., that's what I do, personally

[@pennypontillo3051]

What type of vinyl did you use

[@eoniboogi]

What is your ink?..

[@TheFabulousLV]

What is the name of the glaze he used to seal the paint?

[@bleachbaby7738]

And do those papers work like burning an image on a screen?

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+lastrocker95 Yes. its the same idea.

[@JanineMKartist]

How did you make those little screens ?

[@ramilepingkian9756]

are enamel inks the only one available on mugs and glasses?

[@cyclesurgeon]

Very cool. I'm thinkin' there's another project in my future and I won't even have to do a video :)

[@printamaxdigitalprinting2085]

I tried to used 80 mesh and tape 4 sides. After I flood and remove the stencil it smudge the text design. BTW i tried it on a plate. Any replies please :)

[@archieaguimod631]

what are those materials did you use? may I know, because i want do that on my own style. should I?

[@jaimemcmanus2148]

Is the glass ink different than the fabric ink?

[@rapidsilkscreenprinting557]

Jaime McManus you can find it on www.nazdar.com/en-us/SCREEN-INKS-Inks-By-Substrate-Substrate-Glass

[@tjsamiling1118]

what kind of paint you're going to use sir?

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+tj samiling I use Speedball screen printing Inks. I like the Fabric and Opaque varieties.

[@tjsamiling1118]

thank you sir for the information...

[@tommywalnutz]

Hi Nate, how do I get the design on the stencil? Completely new to this. Thanks a lot!

[@NateScreenPrints1]

Hey Tom. Im so sorry for the delayed response. The easiest way for me to explain it is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmG9cp1on5uabKs

[@ScarletDennisseRamirez]

NateScreenPrints1 wow

[@Flarelolo]

What ink do you use and how do you put images on the transparency

[@deepshrestha4388]

how to make those sheet , plz could you give me link or do give me any idea NateScreenPrints

[@mauriciolopez7208]

Hey what kind of ink are you using on glass?

[@keebert]

Check out his video titled "INCREDIBLY EASY WAY TO ETCH GLASS AT HOME! " to see how he makes the stencil.

[@papichulo1691]

hola donde compro sus productos? los envian a mexico. mil gracias por tu respuesta saludos desde cozumel mex

[@papichulo1691]

Gracias

[@douglasw7806]

When I pull the stencil my paint is foamy on the bottle. Any ideas? Now, I'm not using the Hi-Res screens.

[@noraokoro4791]

hello. How did you create the stencil?

[@DirtyDianas]

is permenamel discontinued? Any suggestion for an equivalent?

[@evawietki227]

Do you know if I can use this paint on acrylic surface such as tumbler?

[@chavesmarcus]

hey buddy! what is the specifications on the sheet you used for the stencil. used 77 plot. which did you use in this video? thanks a lot and great work!

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+Marcus Passarinho Chaves I used an 8 x 11 HiRez EZscreenprint sheet. Thanks man!

[@tomshaefer4424]

Hi Nate, great video. Are there any books on making your own photo stencils? Are there any kits that worthy of note? Thanks

[@NateScreenPrints1]

Nah. Dont need book. Just this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmG9cp1on5uabKs and the best kit I can recommend is this, Save 15% with Nate15 at checkout: ezscreenprint.com/products/diy-screen-printing-complete-starter-kit

[@ttc1410]

How you put / print the design onto the ble sencils

[@Quicky7682]

Can i ask an specific hardener for the paint?

[@daliborjularic7031]

What kind of color you using for painting? Good work

[@nameshsingh3906]

*Use ETCHING CHEMICAL for Parmanent Image* no ink will stay for long

[@thaathathaatha3141]

Wht is the ink

[@dieno3606]

Wow good stuff !!!! So dope !!

[@bleachbaby7738]

Where do you get those little papers

[@germaknee]

lastrocker95 You can get them at ezscreenprint.com. See the description below the video.

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+lastrocker95 You can get them at EScreenprint.com Be sure to save 15% by using Nate15 at checkout.

[@mohdamir5611]

Can i know all the material that you use i want to try it :)

[@NateScreenPrints1]

EZscreenprint Sheets. You can get them at their website, just add .com to their name. (save 15% with Nate15 at checkout)

[@theharristrain]

what in are yo using

[@seanbrady9942]

Any particular reason you went with, "Dragon"

[@NateScreenPrints1]

When i looked at the picture I saw a dragon. Why, what do you see?

[@HJF]

Is this dishwasher safe?

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+HellthyJunkFood® It will depend of the Ink you use. These perm-enamel yes. Make sure you read the label on your glass ink.

[@dannycisney8897]

How did you make the stencils

[@NateScreenPrints1]

The best way for me to explain is here, Thanks: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmG9cp1on5uabKs

[@dhanushkaabeysinghe3555]

hi can i know about what is the best paint ( Brand and ink type ) and what is you are using material for this stencil.

[@NateScreenPrints1]

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[@Panzal89]

Dhanushka Abeysinghe mi q

[@noor0677]

where can I get. that from can u email me. plz

[@Shopping_for_everyone]

Wow! Nice

[@acexprt]

im sure anything would work as long as no oils are left behind

[@rabbiaandumerdiyandvlogs194]

Is this ink waterproof

[@kalebnolen1616]

he said its not water soluable

[@uselessmayhem]

Mesh*

[@buskinon]

Excellent Work (Y)

[@Triplecrownrealtydfw]

Can you use glass etch with these stencils?

[@AhmedSayed-oy4hz]

verey good

[@ANGELM1]

Y

[@fredboling225]

So many questions and NO answers from Nate Screen Prints 1

[@Batmandarkknight.]

A lot of hassle

[@MrMANGSADAM]

sir your amazing can i add u in facebook or skpye thanks sir

[@NateScreenPrints1]

+Kaiser Ducut Absolutely! Join me on Facebook. I am Nate Screenprints over there.

[@johnsmith-mh6hh]

+NateScreenPrints1 Would this work on plastic or metal items?

[@puppip5493]

+john smith yes, but the paint is different.

[@josettedexendier572]

parler en francais les personnes agees ne comprene pas

[@uttamvyas4054]

intrstntg

[@kenake2529]

...This is NOT screen printing! This is stenciling. Get your terminology straight!

[@drew1280]

well he used screens.

[@AfilialNursing]

+drew peacock 👍

[@edwarddonovan1406]

Is an exposure board necessary?

[@NateScreenPrints1]

Is holds it all together do it doesn't shift from wind or from the fan or from just walking by. It also makes sure the images are pressed right up against the screen. If it is not lying perfectly flat the edges of your images may be fussy. Just simplifies things.