How To Screen Print: Prepping And Coating Screens

[@missburgan]

Dude. I am LATE to the party here, but as a fiber artist who was hired to teach both fiber AND printmaking classes, these videos have been LIFE SAVING in my lesson planning. Thank you for keeping these up on KZbin for over a decade. Awesome explanations that not only taught me but will help me teach others -- and maybe I'll even use them in class. :)

[@CatspitProductions]

Awesome. You’re welcome. Glad I can help through my videos. I also try to be sure all my videos are G rated so educators can use them in class. Hopefully, I will be able to make new videos in the future. Thanks for watching. CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com

[@patrickmoriarty-designerof5981]

i always like Catspit's extra explanations of why a process is done in a certain way eg. drying screen face down so emulsion becomes thicker on that side due to gravity.

[@patrickmoriarty-designerof5981]

haha! you're very listenable

[@CatspitProductions]

+patrick moriarty LOL... Thanks!

[@Mcpt5193]

I am really appreciative of the time and effort you place in your educational videos. I also like the fact that you mention insights and tips that other videos seem to overlook or assume the viewer already knows. When I began silk screening, I was frustrated to no end and then I found you....thank you again for all of your videos and help!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much! I appreciate the support greatly. You’re welcome and I’m glad I could help out. Yes, I believe a 1/1 coat with a pass on the ink well side and the substrate side will encapsulate the mesh with emulsion resulting in better emulsion to mesh adhesion. It will also give you a thicker stencil if you do the substrate side first and the inkwell side last. Then store them substrate side down parallel to the ground. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

You can use any room with subdued light. The bathroom, a large closet or the kitchen in the evening. As for drying, you could do it late at night and store in a closet or you could make a drying case from 2X4s and plywood. Just make sure the case has enough ventilation for the emulsion to dry properly.

[@CatspitProductions]

Thanks, glad you found me. I’m very happy to hear you enjoy my work. No, I use the garden hose for washing out the stencils, some mesh prep, and removing inks with ink wash. The pressure washer is used for removing emulsions with emulsion remover and stains with haze remover. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Very cool! Thanks for watching my videos and visiting the website. I am glad you are finding the information I provide useful. I am always adding new articles to the website and you can stay up to date by following me on Twitter and following The Catspit Blog. See the networking page on the website for embeddable widgets which feature those RSS feeds. Im glad to help out in any way. Feel free to ask questions anytime. Thanks for watching my videos and visiting the website.

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much. I appreciate that a lot. Thanks for taking the time to say so. You’re very welcome and thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Youre welcome. I try. Thank you very much. Thanks for watching!

[@CatspitProductions]

You're welcome. Thank you very much, I am glad to hear you are learning from my videos. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Very cool, thanks. And you’re very welcome. I appreciate the support ;) In this video I was coating a few 110 mesh screens. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

@firetack Thanks, good idea. I appreciate your sharing. I have worked at many shops which had coating holders and such but I always liked hand holding mine. I make these videos alone and it can be distracting from what I am trying to demonstrate but I normally don’t flop my screens around the floor...LOL. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@ufcwarriorchick]

I come back to your videos for reference as a novice. To know to dry emulsion substrate down, inkwell up really helped. thanks,

[@CatspitProductions]

Very cool. Glad I can be of help to you. You're very welcome. Check out some of my more recent videos for more in depth info. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank Edgar! I am glad you enjoy the videos. I actually buy my screens pre-stretched with mesh. I get them from a wholesaler so it is economical for me. They are not too expensive these days. So I cannot really do a video on it just yet. Maybe I will visit another shop and make a screen making video someday. Ill try to cover everything eventually. Thanks for the comment!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you. I will take a look. Thanks for the comment!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thanks! Glad you like my videos and find them to be educational. You degrease and abrade the mesh when it’s new and only degrease it after reclaiming. I do believe I have videos on this that go in more detail and articles on the website too. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@jasoncryderman4579]

We screen printers work in some interesting ways. I can't work on my knees like you but I too rig stuff up. I bought a little air compressor, I spray my screens with it after shooting jobs out. Another shop recommended it to me and it keeps the stencil from getting any unwanted blocking when drying.

[@CatspitProductions]

Yes, I don’t kneel anymore thank goodness. I finally moved out of this shop and have my own set up now. Check out my newer videos. I also use low pressure air to clear out my washed pout screens. How To Screen Print: Clearing Out The Stencil After Screen Washout Thanks for watching!

[@iblylom]

Hi ... I'm a french guy and I watch your video this afternoon. It's very great and its help me a lot, 'cause i've started the art of screen printing since a few month. So thank you for your work and I hope to see more HOW TO by CATSPIT Prod ... Bye (sorry for the mistakes) x x x IANIK x x x

[@CatspitProductions]

Cool...Thanks for the comment. Good luck!

[@CatspitProductions]

Nice, good luck. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

@porsenora This could be under exposure or poor emulsion to mesh adhesion. Under exposure can cause the emulsion to become saturated with water prematurely in the washout booth. That will cause you to easily reuse parts of your stencil and bubbling as well. Poor mesh adhesion can also cause bubbling and it could be a combination of these. Try prepping your screens better before coating them with emulsion and try increasing your exposure time a bit. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

If you want to print posters, all you need to change is your ink. I think an air dry water based ink would work well on heavy paper stock. Not sure what you mean by instant emulsion. If you mean pre- sensitized, that is what I use. Your emulsion may be washing off for any of a number of reasons. Maybe under cured? Or having trouble adhering to a dirty screen? Or is it not mixed properly or old? It is very difficult to diagnose these problems without seeing what is going on.

[@CatspitProductions]

@ZenFullMoonNight It is my pleasure to help out. Thanks for watching & commenting!

[@CatspitProductions]

@rodolfo solis I prefer using soap and water type degreasers as opposed to a petroleum paint thinner. It may take longer but I think it will remove unwanted particles better. Thanks for watching!

[@mevhn]

Veo muchos tus videos son excelentes. todas las noches despues de venir del trabajo los veo para ir aprendiendo... sos un master te felicito... Gracias

[@CatspitProductions]

Thanks! The mesh is attached to the metal frame by an ahesive or "glue".

[@CatspitProductions]

@canuckchris2010 Yes, “flooding” the screen out with a large stream of water helps sheet off everything. If you have a garden hose with an open end, that will work nicely too at the right flow. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@maxswift53]

I'm making a t-shirt for my senior project and your videos helped a lot so thanks!

[@CatspitProductions]

Awesome, I'm glad I could help out. You're very welcome. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@ravirao2222]

Thanks. I increased my exposing time and got desired result?

[@CatspitProductions]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! I use glitter or sparkle type inks that are premixed. It’s the best option for an ink that will perform properly. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

It can be. But there are many deals out there especially in used equipment.

[@CatspitProductions]

@SerafinaRose3 Thank you! My pleasure. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

@MEXICANMADESTWR That may be good. You can also use emulsion remover to clean the scoop coater too. It will help get any dried emulsion off of it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@firetack]

tip:try leaning the screen against a wall with a wedge at the bottom then you can use 2 hands to get a more even coat,the more upright you can get the screen the better

[@thallium200]

Ive pretty much watched all your videos on screen printing here. By far the best on KZbin. All the emulsions I find are two part. What brand do you use in this video that seems to be a one part?

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! I use Saati or MacDermid Autotype emulsions. You can get Saati emulsions at a discount using the Catspit promo code if you like. Links are on my channel page. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@WildfireStreet]

Some videos I've seen say to only coat the outside portion. I've been experiencing more prominent blowouts lately, I'm not sure if that's from changing my light unit out or not coating the inside screen? I'm a newbie and making my own emulsion from an instructables diy. I totally love your videos I hope you do just become a screen printing guru soon I've learned a lot from you thus far. Thanks So much for putting out the vids Catspit Your site is pretty dope as well :D

[@CatspitProductions]

@KiDeViL1979 I’m not sure; you really have to shop that out yourself due to volume, shipping and material. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@prototype66design]

Dude you do a great job of not just how but why. Thanks very much for all the great info!

[@CatspitProductions]

Yes. It is a polyester screen mesh made specifically for screen printing. Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@CatspitProductions]

Generally I have found they will last as long as the shelf life of the emulsion as long as you keep them in the dark. Low humidity and cool temperatures will also help longevity. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@patellio]

wow! very interesting. Is there a specific type of mesh you use for this?

[@squidink7073]

Do you use the 'hose end sprayer' used in this video for all your needs -washout booth, etc., as opposed to a pressure washer? Loving these vids, newbie, just ran across this not too long ago. A wealth of info :)

[@LewisMorgann]

does it matter what colour emulsion you use? or is it dependent on anything?

[@CatspitProductions]

@thallium200 Thank you very much. I’m happy to hear you like my videos best. Yes, this is a photopolymer which is pre sensitized. Textil PC or PV form SaatiChem is what I normally use. You can find them at a discount on the Catspit website using a promo code. Link is on the channel page and in the video description. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@zbLoodlust087]

You should do a series taking us, the viewer, through the entire process of making shirt. From the very beginning to the end.

[@hancockscreenprinting3818]

That little demo showed me so much in prepping a screen!! Thanks

[@jamynagan1676]

thank you for the video, mr... it really helps me a lot. i watch all your educational videos

[@leontaylor3572]

THis is the best video you have because no music. GOOD JOB

[@CatspitProductions]

Glad you enjoyed my work. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@LEEROY674]

Hello I'm watching your vid, thanks forputting it up very helpful. just wondering what count is the mesh your using.

[@CatspitProductions]

I am actually. That’s all I make for the most part are screen printing videos. So if you watch my videos from the first one uploaded to the latest you’ll get a great rundown of the entire process and more. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@sylvainracine9383]

great emultion explaination, by the way what brand of emultion do you use?

[@CatspitProductions]

You would have to use a computer to scan the artwork on a flatbed scanner and make a high resolution digital file to manipulate as needed to create the artwork for screen printing. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@canuckchris2010]

I WAS TOLD TO SLOW DOWN YOUR WATER PRESSURE AND TILT THE SCREEN TOWARDS YOU ON A 45 DEGREE ANGLE AND LET THE WATER SHEET THE SCREEN. THE WATER WILL PUSH THE DEGREASER RIGHT OFF THE SCREEN. it seems to work pretty good for me. sorry for the caps. was doing some font work in caps

[@OU8121ST]

It's awsome because your creating art that people wear

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much I enjoy screenprinting and I enjoy teaching it to others. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much! I appreciate your kind words. I enjoy teaching and you’re welcome, it’s my pleasure to help out and share information. I'm glad you found me and I was able to help through my videos. That's great! Check out the Catspit website for a lot more free info on screen printing. Link is on the channel page. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@OldDirtyRetard]

what is the cheapest brand of emulsion and how much would shipping be to the uk? thanks catspit......you rule and rock.....whichever you prefere

[@FreeBills]

im a little curious as to what is the best way to prepare an art piece. cause i do most of mine hand drawn, so what would i have to do get a hand drawn image from paper to film?

[@DerekJFisher100]

I like watching your videos, i even bought the Ranar 1 station, 4 color screen press, i bought 4 new 200 mesh screens, with the new scoop coater, i began coating the screens with “PC 787 Universal Photopolymer Emulsion”. It is violet in colour. Print side first, then squeegee side last. This morning, under dark room conditions, seemed like dried up drips on the print side formed while in drying cabinet , i put on too thick i believe. Thinking the other half of screen was okay, i tried to step expose the other half with a halftone film positive image. I washed the screen everything washed away! Lol. What do you suggest? I made six 15 second step exposures. It’s been a long time since doing this.

[@CatspitProductions]

It could be that there is not enough ventilation for the humidity to escape the box. That can cause what you described as well. If the photopolymer emulsion washed out completely then you exposure light may not have enough UV light to cure it unless you do a very long exposure. You may need to work in minutes instead of seconds depending on what you are using to expose screens. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching. A plastic bristle hand brush or a dish scouring pad should be fine. Just use appropriate pressure for the hardness of the brush if you are concerned. Thanks for the comment!

[@nysmassage]

How long are coated screen good for in general. I would think they degrade over time but how much time

[@puppetplant]

Very good video. Where do you buy your mesh? I looking for an online shop that just sells rolls of mesh. Any sites you can buy it of for a decent price and that ships to the uk or is in the uk. Cheers good job.

[@simonbleed2029]

Did you use the round edge or sharp edge of the coater? I know you can use ether or for what ever desired thickness,

[@CatspitProductions]

I always use the thin side of a double edged scoop coater. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@CatspitProductions]

@porsenora Depending on the brand and the type it can be between $50 and $80 or so. You can get screen printing supplies like emulsion at a discount using promo codes from the Print Supplies page of the Catspit website. See the KZbin channel page for the link. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

@OldDirtyRetard Thank you! You’re welcome, it’s my pleasure to help out and share information. Check out the Catspit website for a lot more free info on screen printing. Link is on the channel page. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Because it will leave the emulsion thickest on the bottom or substrate side. That’s what you want. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@Jaythurm4600]

2 ? how do i get the 1 color se up and that big a** bucket of emusion ...

[@CatspitProductions]

Not really the color can be vendor specific but it does not really mean anything universally. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@smokey10090]

John that is pretty cool, what kind of scoop coater you are using?

[@CatspitProductions]

@Mach S - Thanks, I use one like this: catspitscreenprintsupply.com/16-inch-aluminum-scoop-coater/ Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate your support!

[@MekaCuts]

NICE VIDEO! DO U KNOW HOW TO MIX GLITTERS WITH PLASTISOL INKS??

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! You’re welcome, it’s my pleasure to help out and share information. Check out the Catspit website for a lot more free info on screen printing. Link is on the channel page. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@partiestogo1001]

Once I apply emulsion how long do the screens need to set before burning??

[@CatspitProductions]

Until the emulsion is dry. I can’t say how long that may be where you are because I do not know the humidity or your drying conditions. But I coat about 12 or more at a time and let them dry overnight in a light safe dry box with vents. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@trhzdesigns7890]

Sir, can you please answer me .. i've removed the emulation from the screen using stripper. it's okay. but some inks are still on there.i've tried to remove that.but it's not easy to remove. so i bought the screen wash. now, how do i use that ? really love to see your videos. thanks:)))

[@CatspitProductions]

+TRHZ Designs If there is ink in the mesh after reclaiming it's probably dried in there.Was it water based ink? Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@trhzdesigns7890]

+CatspitProductions Yes Sir, it's waterbased ink. so what should i do next . should i mix "screen wash" with water and then scrub? thanks..

[@CatspitProductions]

+TRHZ Designs If the water based ink dried in the mesh it could be ruined. You could try a haze remover with a pressure washer to see if it will push out of the mesh. But normally you need to clean up water based inks very well immediately after use otherwise they will ruin stuff like screens when it dries.

[@trhzdesigns7890]

+CatspitProductions Okay Sir, i'll try a haze remover . thanks so much!! your videos are excellent .thanks:)))

[@CatspitProductions]

+TRHZ Designs Thank you! Glad you enjoy my video work. You're very welcome, I hope it clears out for you ;)

[@ehbob23]

i heard you. work both sides. cool tutorial.

[@SerafinaRose3]

You are so helpful, thanks a million!

[@ravirao2222]

I am learning screen printing. My problem is when I wash screen with water after exposing ,my whole coating gets washed off.where I am going wrong?

[@CatspitProductions]

If all of the emulsion is washing out when you try to make the stencil, then it's probably under exposed quite a bit. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! It’s my pleasure to help out and share information. Check out the Catspit website for a lot more free info on screen printing. Link is on the channel page. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@vanotvauri]

While using the 330 Mash, my photo emulsion doesn't glue to the mash properly, but slips on the mash and the emulsion can't be removed with a remover afterwards. When I do the same thing on the 180 Mash, everything goes well and it doesn't slip at all. In your opinion, what's the reason for that and could you please suggest me anything? Thanks in advance.

[@CatspitProductions]

Well I don’t know for sure. That is strange. It could be you need to abrade the mesh. Use a mesh abrader to rough the thread fibers some so the emulsion has something to bite onto. Screen Printing: Emulsion Adhesion And Mesh Preparation Thanks for watching! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@Wo7dup]

If i have a small design , do i have to coat the entire screen ???

[@CatspitProductions]

Not if you don't want to but then you'll have to block out the rest of the mesh with tape or block out filler. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@DrewKivsar]

Hi mate, how safe is the emulsion, notice no gloves or mask? I am looking at setting up at home, we have kids that I am a little concerned about?

[@CatspitProductions]

Emulsion is pretty benign when used properly. But you cannot allow children to play with it or be able to ingest it. It's just not appropriate. Handle it like any other household chemical you wouldn't want your kids to get into. But no, you don't necessarily need gloves or a mask unless you are super sensitive to something in it. I've never seen anyone wear any mask with emulsion though. It does not stink or give off any vapors. I hope that helps out. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@DrewKivsar]

CatspitProductions appreciate the quick reply, thumbs up to you kind sir.

[@CatspitProductions]

You're very welcome :)

[@gokulkumar2510]

your video's very helpful to me, so thanks

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you that is awesome. Glad I can help out through my videos. You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@ferdinandlopez2106]

sir im a printer can i ask what mesh of screen for half tone and how many minute for expose

[@CatspitProductions]

Ferdinand Lopez That all really depends on the artwork for the mesh count. The exposure time will vary depending on the emulsion you use, the quality of your film positive and your exposure source. These videos may help out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaKcd4uQZbmgo8k kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKClk4GVnLumh80 Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@geraldmwangi9121]

how comes everytime i try screen printing my emulsion is not giving me a clear picture on the screen after exposure.?

[@CatspitProductions]

It may be a poor film positive or the film positive is not sandwiched against the emulsion coated screen well enough. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@ZenFullMoonNight]

great demo thank you

[@cabezaneo]

Why does it matter what side you coat first?

[@rebeccajohnson-s8n]

hi is the light on in this video? is it okay to use a light bulb?

[@CatspitProductions]

+Rebecca Johnson If you listen closely to what I am saying you will understand. This was done for demo purposes with the light on for the camera. But all screen making with emulsion is done under darkroom conditions. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@rebeccajohnson-s8n]

+CatspitProductions hi thanks for replying. I actually never watched the video all the way through, my mistake sorry lol

[@CatspitProductions]

+Rebecca Johnson LOL, no problem. You're welcome. But yeah, if you watch the entire video and listen carefully, you'll get a whole lot more out of it ;)

[@ryanbarker5217]

my wife has always emulsioned screens and has just recently got me to do it. jeez, what a mess i make! lol. but, i think she has me put entirely too much on. i think when i get around to playing with some of my own designs i'm going to use less and see how that turns out. :)

[@CatspitProductions]

Usually a thinner stencil will be easier to expose and washout. The more emulsion you coat on the screen, the more time it will take to expose and the more difficult it will be to washout. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@ryanbarker5217]

i've always thought that would be the case, yet once someone gets it in their head it's hard to dislodge that notion. i actually mentioned this to her the other day and her reaction was, 'huh.' so, the next time *i* make screens that i don't intend on her getting her hands on, i'm going to back off the emulsion and see what happens! thanks! :)

[@CatspitProductions]

You're very welcome. It's my pleasure to help out where I can.

[@CatspitProductions]

In the more info sidebar for every how to video I make there is a glossary of terms. The glossary of terms for my videos is all in one place on my website too. There are also articles on screen printing as well as tips and advice. This section of my website will be changing and growing as I find new and useful educational items for it. Go to my channel page and click the link for my WEBSITE in the channel description area. Then click the Tips & Advice or KZbin Glossary tabs...

[@CatspitProductions]

@OldDirtyRetard I really don’t know what the cheapest emulsion on the market is. And as far as shipping to the U.K. It wouldn’t be economically practical I think for just a little emulsion. The shipping is likely to cost more than the emulsion. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

I’m not exactly sure what you are asking but visit my website and check out more of my videos. That will help you learn more about the process. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you.

[@yesmodeofficial8204]

Honest and pro , i reccoment

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@unclearless]

I really enjoyed this, would you please rename the vids in order? Part 1,2,3 etc... so we don't have to search around and hope we get the process in the correct order. It would really help us, and you will get more views. Thanks, man. ;-)

[@CatspitProductions]

And if you need screenprinting supplies, please check out the Print Supplies page on the Catspit website for discounts. Use the Catspit promo codes to get 5% to 15% off list pricing plus free shipping. Offers from 3 vendors including Ryonet! See my KZbin channel page for the link. Thanks for watching! ☠

[@OldDirtyRetard]

hi im richard head and i enjoy this video...thanks much

[@tri-forceblades3123]

how many screens can you cover with 1 gallon?

[@CatspitProductions]

David Sowell It can vary depending on how much emulsion you sue per screen but it will be a lot. A gallon will do several dozen screens or more. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@tri-forceblades3123]

CatspitProductions do you have an email I can contact you by? I have a specific question.

[@rykahere]

Dude Your Super Cool. i've leard alot of ur tutorial vid,also on your website . i cant stop reading it all article, nice :) helps alot, im new on screen printing but i did well soon ill finish done making my home made, 4 color P-machine. hope to buy ur product soon hehe :) btw thnx again my name is ECKO

[@CatspitProductions]

Im glad you enjoy my videos and find them useful. The names of the videos tell you what you will learn about. I try to make them and post them in a logical sequential order. These videos are very hard to make, (I do them by myself), and I try to make each one independent of the others so that you may gain something useful in one video. The first video, How To Screen Print: The Process Explained, contains the sequence of the entire process. Thanks for the comment!

[@joeykasectomi1752]

Thanx homie.

[@CatspitProductions]

Your'e very welcome.Thanks for watching! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@artbarnett9328]

why are emultions different colors

[@CatspitProductions]

+Art Barnett I think so people will ask me that very question..... lol ;) Actually there are no reasons other than the maker. Each manufacturer uses a different dye for their emulsions. The emulsion color has nothing to do with anything except who makes it. And even then they all use red for instance and blue. So don't worry about the color unless it is difficult to reclaim or it stains the mesh. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/