HALF WAY THERE - Learning To Screen Print Part 2

[@leestuart38]

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[@John_GGG]

I'm glad to see you struggle! Screen printing is not easy, as you know, and your struggles show the real process. Great videos! I've learned more in two of your Learning to Screen videos showing you making mistakes than watching hours of other people's error-free, gloss over the gritty details videos. Subscribed!

[@leestuart38]

Glad to hear that man! I've gotten past a lot of those pains now but always show when I struggle on anything, because there's no bullshit around here 🤘🏻

[@guitaristwagner]

I know this video is kind of old. But, I personally don't like to use a pressure washer for washing out. For reclaiming a screen, yes. But I have a normal spray nozzle for washing out.

[@50southsurfshop81]

I agree, it's hard to tell if he's just adding to much pressure and blowing the print off that way

[@arsimzeneli8943]

same :D i just use a showerhead

[@jademcgee3118]

@@50southsurfshop81 Yeah I use a hose with adjustable nozzle for mist effect and light flood

[@joeyclefclef5897]

I feel you putting together all the blunders and making strides to be perfect. Go Lee!

[@RichardMunoz1]

I’m in the process of starting my own brand and man your videos have helped me out so much. Thank you for doing what you do and helping the rest of us out who aspire to achieve what you have 🤘🏽

[@awkwardging390]

Bro for someone who's self taught and only using online resources you're still kicking ass keep up the grind man 🙌

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot man. Part 3 today there's some serious improvement, we got it now 🤘🏻

[@awkwardging390]

@@leestuart38 i saw man definitely a huge improvement proud of you my dude, can't wait to see what the future brings

[@robertjenkins8630]

I totally agree Awkward Ging and great comment!

[@KJLbeats]

I’ve been printing for years - can tell you are very meticulous in what you do even down to buying stuff that’s aesthetically pleasing for your shop. I hope to own a shop like this one day!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man! All of this stuff was very planned out in my head, I'm super meticulous about pretty much anything I do haha. You'll get there man!

[@kalanikoa19]

👏killer set up my braddah. Just a little FYI I got a tip to let my screens dry until its moisture free, I was having the same issues then I let sit 8hrs and problem solved. I live in WA so we have high humidity so I turned my space heater on in the garage, set 8hrs, doubled up transparency for more opaque, burned 2 minutes, and it washed-out easy no pressure washer only sink hose.

[@saracatch9644]

Bless you Sweetie.....thank you for showing all the problems you had as i now know that i am going to start with the heat press. Im a total newbie and perfectionist myself so wow it does look easier than it is on other channels but they have been doing screening for a lot long than us. Ive been in the haidressing industry 30 years and i can do a haircut with my eyes closed (not literally but you know what i mea) A year will pass quicker than you think and by then your laugh at these beginning videos because by then your be able to screen print a t-shirt with ease. I cant wait when i can do that aswell :O)

[@_droid]

I agree that seeing the failures is awesome! I've never used all that fancy gear and I like seeing how it works... or doesn't.

[@leestuart38]

Haha thankfully it all works the way it should now, I've sorted all my problems

[@uprawr3502]

Great job just a few things I noticed since I had to learn the hard way if you use a pressure washer to wash out your screens you need to over harden your screens ( just use a regular water hose sprayer that way your exposure time will be lower just post harden the screen when it's dry) but I promise your doing 100x better than when I first started keep it up

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man. I figured out thankfully that it was my exposure unit itself causing the problem, it was flickering off and on with the lid closed so I was barely getting any exposure. It's new so something must have just rattled loose during shipping, because I fixed it and now everything works perfect. Now I'm getting perfect screens with minimal effort 🙌🏻

[@hugonongbri8100]

If you keep showing all the different processes of this business right from the start. ...this channel is gonna blow up in a few years 😆...keep at it bro 👍

[@HardwiredMoto]

Referring to your last comments... I think I speak for many when I say We LOVE the Realness of all your shit. I completely agree with you on the vloggers that are always rainbows and butterflies! These videos, the realness, and being able to know YOU, the person behind the brand is a HUGE part of what makes your brand Rad to me. Cause I know what it's about. I don't know how to end my comments now when I'm on the computer with no emojis so just insert "Beer Cheers" Here

[@leestuart38]

Haha thanks man, that's cool to hear. I always make a point to make anything I put on the internet as "real me" as possible, I can't stand the fakeness out there because that's not how real life works.

[@signmedikstafford5445]

the thickness of your emulsion was what made it expose too long. After I coat a screen (1 pass each side print side first) I go back and dry pass to get any extra emulsion off the screen. makes things such easier.

[@RookieMistakeYT]

You probably figured out what it was and I may be wrong but if you wet your screens first after exposing and let the emulsion soften, you’ll begin to see the ghost image of your design. Then you can wash out and it makes life easier. Also im like 75% sure your power washer is pefect for washing out ink and emulsion but not for washing out an exposure. Just use a typical hose nozzle 🙌🏼 Also it’s better to overexpose than underexpose on the light table. I usually always let my screens cure overnight (if I have the luxury) and then expose on the longer side. Awesome series!!

[@travisdip]

I'm not going to lie, I'm glad you struggled. I have the same mindset as you. I am overconfident and immediately said to myself "That looks easy. I'll nail it on my first try." Watching someone with all the research and proper tools mess up makes me rethink my position. I am going to do a lot more research before jumping in to screen printing. Thank you!!

[@leestuart38]

Screen printing is a lot harder than it looks. I was under the same assumption as a lot of people, that you can just slap some ink on a shirt with a squeegee and that's the end of it. Well as you saw I got reality checked pretty quick haha.

[@pmgodin]

Man! Seeing this reminds me of some good and mostly bad time trying to get my exposition timing right ... Still new to the business, but I'm getting better each time I print a job. Nice channel though! Love it! Thank you for that!

[@pmgodin]

By the way, you should not say people are not interested in watching you cleangning your stuff. This is an important part of the job and beginners watching your channel could be really interested in this. I heard one time that you cannot say a project is done until your workshop is clean and ready for the next one.

[@leestuart38]

That last line is exactly how I run my business 🤘🏻. Good to hear your practice is paying off, I still learn new shit every day. Thanks for watching!

[@chrisnwendyduncan]

@@pmgodin yess! I was kinda hoping he showed it.. Maybe sped up?

[@manooti]

thinner coat of emulsion. dualcure requires more time from the getgo. photo less (i get 10 seconds on home made setup, i dry for an hour and burn for 10 seconds, then wash and use screen hardener for waterbased) wash from garment side, wet screen, wait a few seconds, then wash out use dehumidifier if youre not to dry on the colors.. try "pulling" the green color and push the white color. sometimes depending how off it is that will line it up too much off contact will get your reg off watch your angles, you can move the mesh with too much pressure and too much angle photoshop shrink first layer by 1-2 pixels or expand overlay colors hope i didnt reveal too much :)

[@expmofo]

Didn't think about the angle part that's probably been my problem for a while it's causing stencil drag

[@screenprintingdesign5589]

your funny, ty for the teaching, just starting out - you seem to have alot going on and have a lot of equipment-good for you

[@leestuart38]

Thanks so much 🙌🏻

[@friskystyle]

the losing sleep over issues wakeing up and googling how to fix it is my current life being self taught and learning on a budget. appreciate all you videos and honest vlogs man

[@leestuart38]

Don't sweat it, we all go through it in the beginning. It's all smooth sailing after a bit of practice 🤘🏻

[@genelarose3055]

I just found your channel, I am a self taught screen printer. I run a small shop from my home. when washing out the screen I see you are washing it out from the ink side...iddeally you should washout the stencil from the shirt side of the screen. hopefully this helps you get it! great videos ..I remember the days when I first started and the fustrations...keep it up it gets easier

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot. Everything is super dialed in now and working perfectly 🤘🏻

[@genelarose3055]

@@leestuart38 that is awesome...you have a sweet shop.....are you planning on doing more screen printing videos?

[@leestuart38]

Plenty more man! Done a few since this one

[@genelarose3055]

@@leestuart38 awesome..look forward to watching the growth

[@jonathanzambrano6349]

Hey man I am pretty new to this game too , I found the same issue with the adhesive and what I do is once it's dry and tacky I take an old shirt and stick it to the pallets and pull it off a couple times. It takes the tack down a lot and you don't have to dilute anything. Great vids by the way!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man. I actually found the sweet spot for diluting the adhesive, so now I can use a spray bottle to apply it and there's plenty of room for error before it gets too sticky. It took some trial and error but I'm loving it now

[@jonathanzambrano6349]

@@leestuart38 dang! That sounds dope... I would much rather spray it on... Lol

[@tangerinemarshmallow4700]

Keep it up, man. Watching you learn something from scratch is awesome

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot man, it'll be cool to look back on it later and see how much I sucked 😂

[@gregmitchell8375]

Lee I just want to say thanks man I thought it was only me but this shit is hard to learn I almost gave up but thanks to you I'm back at it one more time thanks man

[@leestuart38]

Awesome to hear man. You'll run into plenty of problems and struggles along the way, I still do haha. It's all about problem solving and pushing through 🤘🏻. Good luck dude

[@adamfields1362]

Trial and error, as long as your learning, your headed in the right direction. Thanks for the vid!

[@leestuart38]

Nothing good comes easily 🤘🏻

[@RPereira23]

It's a pleasure to follow your journey, keep going!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man, cool to hear 👊🏻

[@Daniel0in0here]

So cool seeing behind the scenes. Keep the vlogs up man it's great content.

[@leestuart38]

Glad you dig it man 🤘🏻

[@f6mzk]

I admire you

[@MR_ii_5150]

Very nice, always enjoy your vids

[@leestuart38]

Glad you do man 🙌🏻

[@Locust1]

You'll get it! Like anything new patience is key.

[@leestuart38]

Absolutely 👌🏻

[@atomiklam]

Keep killin it Lee, this is good stuff!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man!

[@Ra1276]

I had half a chicken I'm my mouth when you said ass cancer...🤣🤣🤣 I almost spit the whole thing out...

[@coachmark2667]

Hey man im in the same boat..Self taught and trying to get it rolling good. great videos

[@leestuart38]

Thanks 🙏🏻. It gets easier after all the initial mistakes, I'm already breezing through most of this stuff now

[@coachmark2667]

@@leestuart38 keep your fingers crossed for me. Im also doing decals and sublimation as well. Havent done any sub yet thats gonna be a whole new journey.

[@LNative]

This is what happens, It's a relief knowing I'm not the only 1

[@leestuart38]

I think we all hit this stage in the beginning

[@RookieMistakeYT]

My grandfather screen printed all his life. Owned a business for 40+ years. He could do it with his eyes closed. Honestly a good day in the shop is basically like these videos for me lol

[@ItsMeAdamMurray]

I just went through all that brutha with my clothing line and still learning. But damn it feels good when you nail it! Loved the content so far! Best of luck on your brand!

[@leestuart38]

It's definitely not easy to just jump in and learn, but it's so worth it in the end. Thanks man

[@silhy37]

How did you managed to get the screens right? Great Video

[@JNewellworks]

Awesome bro you made a shirt. Will definitely get easier as time goes on.

[@leestuart38]

It definitely does, patience is everything

[@Jolsen002]

Back 2 back videos from our hero. You are spoiling us.

[@leestuart38]

Just wait till tomorrow 👌🏻

[@rockwilkinson8224]

That mint color is really nice

[@leestuart38]

Thanks dude 🤘🏻

[@jamesgodardpenalosa7016]

have you tried having a gap for your Exposure light Bulbs to your glass for about 3"? and expose it for 3mins. it really works for me.

[@old666viking]

I bought a less expensive setup and later realized I didn't have enough equipment or skills to get it done. Keep plugging away at it you are inspiring me to maybe give it another try.

[@leestuart38]

Awesome! Definitely give it another go man, it just takes patience and a lot of troubleshooting. Tomorrow's video you can see it leads to success

[@lillottie1240]

Lol 'learning stuff is hard' looking good though and all getting there

[@leestuart38]

It's definitely not easy haha, I'm getting it though!

[@lillottie1240]

@@leestuart38 your doing amazing work and by yourself, while still doing your vid content, hard work but leaps in the right direction, it's kinda cool that we get to see and follow you through it

[@rizz2302]

@Leestuart #LeeStuart how do you know how much of a particular color to use when mixing to get a custom color

[@rodolfoalbertomayacedillo3507]

Amazing bro, you're doing a great job, also can u tell me the pantone number from min 5:14 i love that color. cheers bro.

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot. The gold is 7562c 🤘🏻

[@caligrindin9492]

What is that plastic sheet you put on the shirt @ 5:38

[@DemarcusQ]

Is your exposure unit using a yellow light ? Because yellow lights keep the Emulsion from Hardening. They are light sensitive so the bright light hardens the emulsion

[@NickARMartin]

I think that what might be causing your super long exposure times is the "paper" that you're printing your images on. I noticed that it is slightly cloudy and not totally clear. This could be limiting the amount of light that is getting to your emulsion and causing ti to take waaayyy longer than the directions say. I too am learning this process so I could be totally wrong but I figured I'd throw in my two cents

[@soldiercoleone]

What's that piece of plastic you put over the white base @ 5:38 ?

[@leestuart38]

Clear vinyl masking

[@paag.7308]

great video man. This how you learn quickly :)

[@leestuart38]

Thanks dude 👊🏻

[@mateorenai]

Nice workshop.. its like you can fall slipped for walking on them. you posting this video at Jan 19 I assume that you still need some advise. I am not as pro as hell but nice to share how i'am doing it. 20 minutes? you way way over exposure it. try 2-5 minutes depens on emulsion characteristic and light of your exposure unit and you dont have to use jet spray cz it to much push and can easily ruin everything. use spray on low to medium pressure. it's very easy once you get use to it. passion and experiment is the best way to learn. :D

[@skylineprintco392]

Those exposure times seem long for that exposure unit. I'd try their cryocoat emulsion, you should get exposure times in the 45 to 90 second range. Also, not sure how long you're letting the screen soak after initially wetting them but let em sit for about 1 minute and then wash em out from the print side, not the squeegee side. Nice setup btw

[@leestuart38]

I figured out the problem was actually the exposure unit itself, about half of the bulbs were flickering on/off when the lid was closed, something I couldn't see with it open and luckily caught it out out of the corner of my eye. It's new so something must have just rattled loose during shipping because I pulled the bulbs, cleaned the contacts and everything works perfect now. Now me exposure times are exactly where they need to be and my washout is like 15 seconds max. I also got some chromablue photopolymer so now I'm dialing that in and I love it so far. Thanks man! 🤘🏻

[@SoldierDemps]

That teal and white rogue lab top looked sick to me, i couldnt really see the jagged edges tho no close ups :)

[@leestuart38]

Honestly most shops would have let it go the way it was, but that's why I started my own shop because that's not acceptable...we're gonna set a new standard 🤘🏻

[@muz3379]

Nice shop liking the machines, ive been a screen printer for over 20 years . Just a little tip in your exposures a solid image will have different exposure times to say tone work and a white mesh requires less time than a yellow or amber mesh trial and error try different exposure calculators too Keep up the good work tho

[@leestuart38]

Thanks 🙏🏻 . I'm pretty dialed on my exposure times now, and I actually just tried the different times between yellow and white mesh. It makes a surprisingly big difference

[@skipperay]

Knowing your build skills, I believe you can replace those lamps with a 300-LED UV strip. 12-15 secs to perfectly cook a Saati Textil PV emulsion. I'm sure you have perfected it by now!

[@rc3140]

Keep up the good fight my brother 😉👍🏼🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺cheers mate.

[@leestuart38]

Thanks dude 🤘🏻

[@edwinjuarez5057]

Hey there, get a spray bottle and put clean water in it. Right after you expose your screen spray water on the image in both size of the screen and let it sit for a minute , and then rinse the screen.

[@torkandesign2829]

What is the program that you are using to get the colors right?

[@jesusfreaklol1]

When it comes to the emulsion idk if you've looked at shmxod' video on making screen printing your own tshirt but it is pretty helpful

[@leestuart38]

I actually ended up solving my issues in tomorrow's video. The problem was with my exposure unit itself having the bulbs flickering when the lid was closed so I wasn't getting even half power. Now my exposures are quick and perfect 👌🏻

[@jesusfreaklol1]

@@leestuart38 I am glad you figured out the issue and are having a much better run with your prints now.

[@mauricetaplet9382]

Thank for being honest, I'm going thru hell just trying to expose an image. then i have to get laying the ink crisp and clean. And you are right about some of these youTubers.

[@Factory928AC]

Where do you get the color mixer program and the paint cards? I want to mix colors! 😬

[@leestuart38]

Those are just the standard Pantone books. The software comes with the wilflex mixing system 🤘🏻

[@davidgoco1]

Bro, use a diazo-based emulsions instead of the pre-sensitized ones that usually wash off easily when using a pressure washer. :)

[@cameronempey8350]

That's what he was using lol

[@thefolkgoth]

Hey man, I’m literally on my 14th burn with absolutely no success, I feel the frustration.

[@leestuart38]

You'll get it man. It took me a lot of attempts to figure it out properly

[@rivermcdonald1845]

You're doing pretty fucking great for someone who has no previous experience. Just a bad ass looking shirt

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot dude! Come a long way since this

[@gemini_grimm_llc8220]

What program do you use to measure colors i used to do this in car paint shops like 20 years ago

[@leestuart38]

Each ink brand has its own mixing system

[@richie6366]

Here's abit of a tip pull the squeegy towards you, you'll find it much easier, lift the screen up abit and just drag the ink up so there will be ink over your screen and ready to pull the ink back down and try to drag one way other wise you'll stretch your screen and in time your work will look blurry n smugy. just some thing you can try it may work well for you.

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man. I actually used both but I like the push stroke better, it's easier to stay consistent. That was my first day so it was pure shit all around haha, I was doing everything wrong. I've got everything dialed now you'll see in part 3 today 🙌🏻

[@naithanbohan4730]

Vlog 69. Lmao 😄 Those baby steps are getting bigger homie, keep it up!!!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man. Got one big leap in the 3rd and final video 🤘🏻

[@naithanbohan4730]

@@leestuart38 Dude, its 3am. Get some sleep. Unless you can't. In that case, 1 sheep, 2 sheep 3 shee...titties

[@vector6977]

We usually let the screens dry in the dark at least 24 hours. Used to expose them for 30 minutes, your times aren't off at all.

[@leestuart38]

My times were actually way off, but the issue was my exposure unit itself. I fixed that and now my screens are perfect every time in the time frame they should be 🙌🏻

[@jasonenz4238]

Lee Stuart what was the issue with the exposure unit that was causing the problem? Just wet both sides of the screen, let it sit for 2 minutes, then use the shower setting on a garden sprayer and the emulsion stencil will fall right out (is exposed correctly lol). I use the flat setting for stubborn parts. Just don't use the power washer to wash out an image...that's only needed for reclaiming...it's meant to blow the emulsion through the screen. Hit me up if you have any questions :) @ENZPRINTCO

[@PaulieDafuq]

Finally got to see this! Keep trying man you got this shit!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks dude 🤘🏻

[@corieddings5713]

Lol, now you know why some of those shops you go into looks like they just said "f#@k it" and just left the mess.

[@dtacklind]

dry you screens with a cheap box fan and they will dry in twenty minutes. Did you add the sensitizer to the emulsion?

[@hotshotace4145]

What's the software which you are using man?

[@KevinCofDE]

Ok, so I have no experience riding a motorcycle or developing a clothing line. That being said I like watching the whole process of your work.

[@leestuart38]

That's awesome, glad to hear that! Thanks man

[@StoversMotors]

Keep it up man! Youll get there! How much you wanna sell the faulty prints for? Id love to hang them in my basement tshirt/vinyl shop🤟🏼

[@leestuart38]

Thanks dude. Those are all shop rags now so unfortunately no one will be getting their hands on them, but part 3 I'm giving away a few of the successful ones 🤘🏻

[@StoversMotors]

@@leestuart38Fair enough, ill watch part 3 here in a bit👍🏼

[@hustlerstudiomfg]

HI lee I got some questions. 1. the software you use, is there also a mac version? 2.the software you use, is it only compatible with the wilflex ink of others as wel?? hope to hear from you

[@leestuart38]

It's pc only unfortunately, and only works with wilflex mixing systems

[@hustlerstudiomfg]

@@leestuart38 thanks bro

[@rockwilkinson8224]

So cool

[@ProfessorPanyck]

Do you have music going while this is all going down or do you keep it quiet for when the camera comes on ?

[@hollywoodpwnss]

Is the registration off from screen stretch when printing? Or is it the design on the screen itself. Haven't worked in screen printing in a long time but registration was a bitch between layers if too much pressure was applied on one application or the other.

[@leestuart38]

I definitely was applying way more pressure than I needed, but I was having other issues too that I thankfully solved in part 3

[@AntontheRoad]

Do you go out and record a bunch of intro B roll in bulk or do you do it for every video individually?

[@leestuart38]

I try to record it in bulk when I know I'll be busy. Otherwise I do it on a video to video basis so it flows with the content

[@trollystomper9044]

when you saidsee you tmrw, you actually ment tmrw... yay back to back! best way to learn is to fail... just dont fail twice the same way.

[@leestuart38]

Haha I wasn't kidding, there's another one today too 🙌🏻

[@MrWtf4]

F-irst A-ttempt I-n L-earning Great job!! We all know you’re the guy who’s going to figure it out.

[@leestuart38]

Couldn't have said it better 🙌🏻. Thanks man

[@dannymedina5546]

Im starting my own brand, what blank tees "brand" would you recommend.

[@leestuart38]

Feel free to DM me on insta and I can help point you in the right direction

[@kristopherblalock9642]

my expo unit is no where as nice as yours from Ryanet and my is 3:45

[@leestuart38]

I had an issue with mine, that's what was causing the problem, it's explained in later videos. Now that it's fixed I'm running proper times and having no more problems 🤘🏻

[@paulwuk]

Lee, join the printlife Facebook group, lots of good info and advise, see you across there.

[@paulwuk]

Don't use a pressure washer to wash out the screens, you shouldn't need to! Also what exposure unit are you using? Led? You mite be better with a photopolymer emulsion, less exposure time, not as much leeway but better in the long run.

[@leestuart38]

I'm already a member haha. I figured out my problem and it was a weird one. I'm using a Ryonet x-vactor so it's a really nice and powerful unit. I figured out some of the bulbs were flickering off when the lid would close, something must have rattled loose during shipping because it's brand new. I fixed that and now I'm having perfect screens in short times 🙌🏻

[@tylerd1010td]

Banger

[@leestuart38]

Thanks man 👊🏻

[@DrRynsta]

Next vlog can you melt all the snow and bring out the Dyna? Just a simple request, thanks.

[@leestuart38]

The dyna is for sale

[@LazzaraFPV]

I feel your pain brother

[@leestuart38]

It happens to everyone in the beginning, but enough practice and patience will push through it 🤘🏻

[@jimmyhafstrom4403]

always wash out from the outside of the screen, not from the ink side =)

[@franklinfraser4747]

Yooooo Fuck I feel your pain about burning the image. I had to burn a image six times, so now I burn my images for 70m

[@leestuart38]

I got that all sorted out, it was my exposure unit being a turd. I've got it down to 3.5 mins with dual cure and 45 secs with photopolymer

[@krazykyle85]

My Butt Registration just expired . 😂

[@leestuart38]

Hahahaha

[@robertjenkins8630]

Lee are you on FB? I know you probably don't have the time but then again I figured you might use FB for sales. I just needed to ask you some questions, totally screen-printing related, that I had rather not air out if you know what I mean. There's money involved and other things I'd just rather keep as low profile as possible. But if your not comfortable with that I completely understand. Nothing illegal or anything like that. I was a Deputy Sheriff for 20 years. Not that that means anything but it doe's to me. Just let me know Buddy and as before thanks for the video's. You do an awesome job my Friend!!

[@karanbatra6141]

Bro with the emulsion i am using in India it take 1 minute to expose

[@absurity]

Do you have a friend that worked for a screen printing / graphic design company that could help you out?

[@leestuart38]

Thankfully I have a few subscribers who own shops that have been real helpful. Everything is dialed now 🙌🏻

[@threedean8877]

Lol hang in there.. I do think the emulsion is a little too thick in my opinion.

[@leestuart38]

It's a 1/1 coat with the sharp side of the coater. The problem was actually my exposure unit itself, but I got that fixed and now I have perfect screens in quick times 🙌🏻

[@hnsn1366]

easy work 😂

[@justincamC63]

Yo Lee! I’ve worked in printing for the past 12 years including screen printing, color matching and burning screens, if you think I can help hit me up!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot man! I got a ton of these issues sorted out now but I'm sure it won't be the last so I'll take you up on that

[@markgomez7640]

do a pull stoke

[@leestuart38]

Prefer to push

[@traxxas199]

Someday I want to work with you

[@leestuart38]

Anytime 🤘🏻

[@deadben5938]

Try chromablue or chromalime emulsion stuff burns for like 20 seconds for me

[@leestuart38]

That's what I'm using now, it's great stuff. I was having exposure table issues though, so that was the real problem

[@deadben5938]

Just found u in it keep up the good work man! -nocturnalprinting

[@xxMINDxBENDERxx]

“Those people are ass cancer” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@leestuart38]

😂😂😂

[@shadetreesurgeon]

Showing your fuck ups is inspiring

[@leestuart38]

I love the fuck ups, it means I'm learning 🙌🏻