Quick Tip: Fibrillation

M&R presents Quick Tips with Matt Marcotte. Today, Matt explains how to smooth out your garment to help lay a better base for your screen printing.
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[@Bobbydebag]

Just lay the underbase down properly. Double stroke if you need to. You don't need a roller or hothead. As long as the pressure and angle of squeegee is right and you have the right off-contact, you're good.

[@er8254]

Not at all, if your fabric isn’t good enough you always gonna have that problem, and you can see it printing the same screen on different fabrics in the job

[@crumptees]

got the hothead iron and it doesn't seem to do what it's suppose to. Still getting a bad under base even after the iron going over it and it need a ton of tack on the pallet or else it will drag the shirt and distort the design.

[@o.c.d.printshop7216]

underbase has to be cured to the point of not being tacky.or try putting hothead in first head before the base it still flattens the fibers pretty well

[@o.c.d.printshop7216]

also try different temps and speeds on the hot head.

[@selfmade9546]

hahaha :-D good intro...thanks for information