SCREEN PRINTING TIPS you should know about!!

[@LIKEWATERFILMS]

OMG!!! Today I have my very first job. I’ve watched all your videos three or more times and I’ve learned so much from you. I really was afraid of screwing up the left side image because I didn’t have a rule of thumb. I grabbed my phone just now and seen that you posted a new video and what do you know it’s all about left side prints...GOD IS SO GOOD. I was telling my wife just last night I’m lacking confidence about this job and God gave me you. Thank you Sir. For all you do.

[@tainoink]

Wow! You are right... God is good. That is awesome!!! Thaddeus Maximus you keep doing what you doing. Keep printing! That is the best way to learn. And thank you for supporting the channel my brother. God bless.

[@mastergraphicsnyc4640]

I just got to say this man enjoys educating us...I also want to thank you for being my hero to one of my clients. With the low level education I have in this field, I couldn't register 3 colors properly. Called him up , asked for help & NO HESITATION! Bang nice freaking job! Thanks babe...

[@yessicagutierrez769]

Damnnnn Mr. TAINO!! Thank you for this video my brother. Left chest are complicated. I'm always trying to find a video that it explains it well. You just did that. Beautiful! Thanks you

[@woody123930]

The guru hits us with another Tuesday tip. Great content 👌 John keep up the good work and stay safe .

[@titolove7677]

Enjoy your video’s keep them going Very helpful

[@superteeprints371]

great video john great advice good work awesome channel

[@tainoink]

Thank you Superteeprints. And thank you for supporting the channel. You also been there since the beginning. Thank you!

[@selfeffect]

Been watching your videos for a little bit now. I’ve been taking in all your advice and knowledge and finally bought my own station and started setting things up to get started on my own! Love your videos, love your work, much love and respect from long island

[@tainoink]

That is great news!!! Can't wait to see your work. Hit me up in my IG and any questions feel free to ask me and I will do my best to help. Much love and respect from the Bronx. Thank you.

[@matthewgrider33]

awesome tips thanks that makes a lot a sense

[@tainoink]

Thank you Matthew. And thank you for supporting the channel.

[@gregcowan1494]

Congrats on 10k so happy for you!!!

[@tainoink]

Thank you Greg. I am speechless. Can't believe it. Want to thank you and all the viewers that been supporting the channel. It wouldn't happen if you all didn't like the content. Thank you so much.

[@SoulDeepDesignsByCheri]

GREAT content John. Thanks again for teaching.

[@tainoink]

Thank you Cheri. And thank you for supporting the channel all this time. Dm me when you get a chance. I want to send you a t-shirt as a giveaway for my 10,000 subs I just got to. Thank you.

[@davidrowe1254]

You are the best. Thank you I have learned so much from you

[@tainoink]

Thank you David. And thank you for supporting the channel.

[@bagwear8689]

great info john

[@tainoink]

Thank you Karen. I will call you this week to tell you what's coming new in the shop. I want you to know first the blessing That our Heavenly Father has given us. Thank you so much for always supporting our channel and being there for us. God bless you!

[@bagwear8689]

Taino Ink, thanks John, you know I got your back. I'm hoping a company I mentioned you to through a third party contacted you and blessed you, but either way, I’ll wait for your call, be blessed, my friend.

[@Meadowwing]

You are a very gererous man, a great teacher...you give me hope ...yes..hope .It's a long story. I want to let you know how valuable you are in this world

[@메익유얼셀프]

you are my teacher. thx always. i am from korea.

[@tainoink]

Thank you Onist leekae. Wow! from Korea. Beautiful country and delicious food.

[@mastergraphicsnyc4640]

Oh Yeah...LM( Y )O on the vintage background music. It's a keeper...

[@sounderson672]

Man, love your vids, thanks for the tips!!!

[@AbeRayos]

nicely explained. Keep up the good work. Ánimo!!!

[@tainoink]

Thank you abe rayos. And thank you for subscribing!

[@waldo2413]

good video

[@tainoink]

Thank you waldo. And thank you for alway being their supporting the channel. Much respect!!!

[@torontotom3168]

Thanks and bless Peace out

[@nipunsharma8209]

Hi, for curing plastisol, which could be better a heatpress or a infrared conveyor dryer...

[@woody123930]

Dryers are def the way to go but if your just starting out a good quality heat press will do the job , I flash first to cure top then heat press . It does flatten the colours a bit but if the pressure is good and its got a good heating element then your be good to go. Don't use a cheap Chinese press they are about as much use as a chocolate teapot. My press is 1100 uk pounds

[@nipunsharma8209]

@@woody123930 Thanks dear

[@tainoink]

@@woody123930 Great replie Tony.

[@tainoink]

@@nipunsharma8209 You could use a heat press or a flash dryer. Heat press at 330F. and a flash dryer 6 inches on top of the shirt for about 45 seconds using a heat laser gun and make sure that the print reaches 330 degrees from corner to corner. Tnak you for supporting the channel.

[@nipunsharma8209]

@@tainoink Thanks 👍

[@erictuxen]

John- when working with the same design printed on youth and adult sized shirts is there a point where you adjust artwork print size? Great video as always!!

[@tainoink]

Wow! Great question Eric. It is a huge different when printing youth shirts compare to adult shirts. I will make a video on that topic. That's a video on its own. Thank you for supporting the channel and thanks for the idea for my second video of the third season starting this September.

[@memento143]

I wouldn't change size if a few youth shirts are in a larger order but I would go to a 3" for just youth. I have used the same art on smaller sizes like infant as a full front print.

[@gyantechguru3129]

Hi can we add pigment color in white plastisol ink to make new colors? what are the pros and cons

[@tainoink]

Mixing plastisol inks to create different colors can be a handy tool in any shop. Sometimes a small job that you don't print often may require a color of ink that you don't normally stock. Or maybe you have a one time job in which you need a color that is not on hand. You can effectively mix this ink and fulfill the job without having to order special colors.

[@jrvios6003]

Great content! Thanks for the tips Taino!. God bless from Philippines. :D

[@tainoink]

Thank you JR Vios. God bless.

[@Oysterhorse]

Dope !! Thanks 🙏 🙏

[@tainoink]

Thank you Hatwin. I appreciate the support. Any questions DM me on my IG Taino Ink.

[@chrispadilla429]

Love the info! @Taino Ink How are you making the squares to display your shirts on the wall I've seen in past videos? Can you buy these somewhere?

[@tainoink]

Thank you. To make the squares just cut a 12x12 plywood and then cut your shirt to wrap around the plywood then staple the back and hang up.

[@opulentdesigns]

Love these tips!! I have a tip...change the title to Ten Minute tip Tuesday 🤣🤷‍♀️💥💯 I appreciate the longer explanation!

[@lightlyfriedfishfillets829]

i have a question. in a previous video ( printing a photo onto a shirt) can you print a photo on a COLORED shirt? (red, blue, green shirts)

[@woody123930]

Underbase white and your be able to print on any colour just remove the colour that matches the shirt

[@tainoink]

Hey lightly fried fish fillets. Yes you can. That either can be a cmyk or a spot color print using a four color press. I will make a video soon on that. Thank for the idea.

[@MrGUSGUS2]

love the intro.

[@tainoink]

Thank you Gus. You been there from the beggining. You kept giving me aspiration on that the channel will grow and all this time you've been on point. DM me on my IG. I want to send you something for being a really good friend. Thank you Gus.

[@EdKosmicki1]

Thank you for another 7 minute tip Tuesday. 🤣

[@tainoink]

Thank you. LOL

[@memento143]

To much measuring and math. The center of the left chest print should align with where the shoulder seam meets the collar. The top of the design should be approximately at the center of the sleeve seam length. This is standard for all sizes and styles youth, ladies tees, v neck (yes the top of the print should be above bottom of v), hoodies, scoop neck, and on.

[@tainoink]

True! I do it just like that but to give beginners and idea for the reason that I get ask a lot about the measurements. But I hope viewers read this comment because is perfectly explained. Thank you.