How I struggled with fibrillation, but figured out a way to prevent it with what I had..

[@fjsolis26]

Another great visual aid video. Fibrillation is the latest topic in the printing community even the seasoned printers are sharing the way they deal with fibrillation at their shops. Keep up the great work!!!

[@fjsolis26]

Hey folks, check CatspitProductions and Vega 23 to see how they deal with fibrillation issues. Laters...

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

@@fjsolis26 Thanks for watching... Yes check out the ones he mentioned...

[@missolena]

I am not sure if i commented on any of your videos yet, but i am super new to screen printing. My brother gave me all of his stuff and he recommended a few channels for me to watch but i found you before i acquired all of his stuff and i'm glad i subscribed to you months ago! Im getting ready to start and im doing a bit of my own research before i start. Thank you for helping us newbies out!!

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Awesome glad you found the ch...Goodluck screenprintingand let me know if you have questions..

[@skylineprintco392]

Key to preventing fibrilation is a good stencil, the right ink(it should have mat good down properties), proper off contact, minimal strokes. You'll get smooth, buttery soft prints without any gimmicks needed when done properly

[@codybarscott6280]

Try: 1) load the garment and flash - get that garment warmed up (to kind of hot) 2) while the garment is warm (or kind of hot), lay your first pass of white (first stroke is light, second stroke is hard) 3) then flash again then let it cool down, then hit it again with white (this time strokes are light) Note: Make sure that your stencil has the tightest tension - with that kind of artwork - use mesh 150 to 160.

[@scotlandskysurf8948]

I’m going to try this. Is the purpose of step 3 to cool down solely to prevent the garment being too hot and sticking to the upper side of the screen or is there some other reason? Also, for step 2 do you flood the screen or not at all for either pass? Do you use a push or pull stroke? I’m messing around with so many techniques but so far still chasing perfection.

[@tpcustomz5414]

I don't screen print, but I love the fact that you shared your tips.

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Thanks for watching Pamela.

[@JustSaytheWordLLCGINAGIL]

Maybe prepress them the same way we would for HTV brother. Great advise!

[@kennyvargas938]

Thank you Joe for sharing this great video getting the experience for screen printing show we have to go Thur owner up and down. But we are human we get better and better 👍

[@superteeprints371]

nice video joe keep pressin bro

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Thanks for watching...

[@negretem1]

Working with white ink is tuff- great idea

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Yeah it is.. Thanks for watching Mary.

[@osbaldomorales8562]

thanks brotha...great info...was having problem with that too...

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Any time! Thanks for watching..

[@osbaldomorales8562]

@@HeartHustlePrinting been doing it for a couple years and never thought about doing it this way, thanks again

[@alcapone8038]

good video! How i do it i heat press my shirts/hoodies before i print and it knocks it down and print comes out clean .

[@cheluradio]

Subbed bruddah Joe! Plus one to 15,000 subscriber goal! thanks for all knowledge you provide! 🤙🏼

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Appreciate the support...Thanks for watching.

[@BigWiveRacing]

Great video man!!

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Appreciate it AbEteRvIeW..

[@elamanapodcast6319]

Thanks bro!!! You are helping a lot.

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Awesome to hear Zion!!

[@phousta]

Awesome advise brother.

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video Joe thanks

[@HolyTerrorEnt]

Great video!

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Thanks for watching HolyTerror.

[@MikeTees]

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bthompson2192]

Thank you from a newbie

[@eddychacon4709]

Thanks for the info man

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

No problem Eddy..

[@kebebbonekekek2648]

Do you use rubberized paints on cotton shirts?

[@sdhute]

Thanks good information

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Thanks Steve

[@sdhute]

@@HeartHustlePrinting I've came along way since 1 week ago screen printing. I must be pushing to hard I see lines inside my solid colors

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Lol. I dont know Steve I haven't had that problem.

[@derekrip]

I only have a heat gun, so would this same process work if I don’t have a flash dryer yet ? After I do the first white undercoat cure it with the heat gun then iron it out with parchment paper then put another coat of white on top and cure it ? Do you think I should be fine or will I still get the fibers coming through ?

[@protoeuropean9012]

Yeah you solve the fibrillation problem, but what about the obvious visible fibers sticking out around the edges of the design?

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

That natural for any print. The objective here was to eliminate it in the print.. And as you can tell that's what i did..

[@nipunsharma8209]

Great, what is the settings of your iron press.. is it on cotton, rayon, linen, polyester etc.. thanks

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

I just had it on high... Not even sure honestly.

[@nipunsharma8209]

@@HeartHustlePrinting Okk, I'll try.. Thanks

[@nipunsharma8209]

Hi, have u made a video tutorial on curing plastisol inks with a heatpress...

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

I did do it on a live. I just use my heat press. 320 to 30 seconds..

[@nipunsharma8209]

@@HeartHustlePrinting Thanks

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

NP

[@FlexMckenzie]

Did you know that you printed it on the front of the hoodie? lol joking. Great job and thank you for sharing.

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

HAHAHA🤣🤣🤣

[@nipunsharma8209]

& what is the mesh size you are using..

[@nipunsharma8209]

Hi, what is the screen mesh size you are using for this print..

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

This print was using 155

[@danzercerritos2054]

So curing with a heat press makes the image smoother, is that correct? I still cure with a flash dryer

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Yeah it does..

[@bagwear8689]

its call fibulation mostimes you can heatpress them down and they should lay down.

[@HolyTerrorEnt]

Who did your hat?

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

That one was done by a guy in Cali but no longer works at the place anymore.