Screen Printing White Ink for Beginners Step By Step.

[@vawcreations5887]

THAT'S A WHOLE LOAD OF TIPS FROM AN EXPERIENCED SCREEN PRINTER. THANKS MAN BLESS YOU. BYE

[@coldcoilinc]

Printed my first shirts this weekend and they came out absolutely perfect

[@myloprints]

Lets gooo

[@myloprints]

Hopefully this Video Help in any way God Bless ❤

[@crackshotscreenprinting]

I had those issues when I started. I grabbed a couple heating pads from the store and when I am about to use ink during cold months and white ink always, I will sit the ink on the heating pad to heat it and then I stir which is easier because its warm.

[@myloprints]

Heating pad … that’s a really good idea thank you 🙌❤️

[@MagicalJerky]

Thank you, just want i needed im BRAND NEW and ruined about 15 shirts! Now i know how to make the ink thinner! Thank you!

[@wynnerzproductions]

I must’ve messed up like 7 shirts before I came across this video 😅 bro you’re a life saver 👏🏽 thank you so much

[@jolandakr246]

Hi Mylo, I'm a beginner, but allready love screenprinting so much. I did had trouble with the white inkt. Luckaly I found your video. Thank you so much for sharing these tips and tricks. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@ericmercier466]

Man you talk about mistakes… my biggest mistake was I used a really nice white ink off the shelf when I started. It was like a highlight white or detail white, had no idea what that was at the time…Brother it spread like butter. Eventually I ran out of it and had some designs of my own and a few orders from others brewing….well I learned the HARD facts of white ink at that time! Almost quit altogether! Even in south Florida where it’s melting hot for other inks, white is solid as a rock! Love your videos man! Keep it going!

[@tearodriguez8184]

Finding you over a year ago was the best first step to my screen printing journey Tea Prints is doing well and continuing to learn day by day with your suggestions and tricks. Thank you and God bless you 🙏🏽💪🏾

[@LartiZen]

Hi Mylo, I've just done my first series in white ink (water-based) on a royal blue and black t-shirt. You're right, you have to take your time to stir things up properly. I've also noticed that heating the palette helps a lot. On the other hand, I can't get a nice covering white with the first few passes. I have to dry a little after the first passes (quite gray on the color) then do a second pass > blow-dry a little then a 3rd pass, and then the white is really vibrant and consistent.

[@TyyEasley]

what is the best emulsion to use starting out and degreaser

[@RaytardedAdventures]

Mylo can you please make a video of how you make your stencils/prints?! Do you use photoshop? And how do you create images larger than your average 8x11 sheet of paper?!

[@TyyEasley]

what do i need to make big screenprints

[@Onedarknight]

I’ve been considering getting into screen printing to do something with my designs. I mainly work with black and white, so this video was massively helpful. Thanks for the tips, dude!

[@myloprints]

Awesome glad I could help 🙌❤️

[@lucyarumsey7262]

Thank you, Mylo. You are a good teacher. Step by step. Your videos are preparing me to start my hobby of screenprinting. God bless you too.🙌

[@crossxi]

I just started screenprinting and printing white on a black shirt was a mess, ill apply what i learned what you, thanks you got my like and sub

[@sirwhistler]

Best tutorial I ever seen. Thank you

[@WasEnvoke]

barley getting into the screen printing industry and to be honest these videos you put out are really keeping me motivated and wanting to continue to learn. thanks.

[@myloprints]

Thank you. ❤️🙌…

[@sirwhistler]

Great video hands on. Bravo

[@natevelazquez5759]

Bro thanks for all the tips and coaching I’m about to start screen printing

[@charleswclark]

Thanks for all the tips! Been struggling with the damn white ink!

[@joeygarcia3747]

Saludos De Texas 🤙 How do we burn screen with the light Box? Horita I'm just using a LED light, what do you recommend until I get the actual light box🤙

[@_mrvix]

Hi Mylo! Thanks so much! I'm learning so much from your videos 🎉

[@yannhamel110]

Hello Mylo, Your videos are very interesting and useful for me. I started to discover screen printing 2 years ago, it was occasional before but I continue hard to discover the technic. You are very helpful to understand mistakes that I made and hope that I will have success to print what I want. Just continue to make your explains, you are a teacher at this level and it makes a good publicity for you, I like every videos that I watch. Respect man😉

[@HearGear]

Hi, great video, I have a question, in what situation would I use oil based ink ? Maybe for screen printing on hard surface ? I know it takes for ever to dry..

[@ronaldmande3884]

Thanks for all your valuable tips bro..

[@simzrag953]

NIce video brov . i have a question , should i print again white ink after did white underbase ??

[@myloprints]

Thank you … it depends on the design.. if the design is bold then yes you could print flash print.

[@simzrag953]

@@myloprints great. thank you

[@niallgibbons1120]

Mylo Love your content brother keep it going

[@boychmedia]

Love and appreciate the video! Thanks a bunch

[@anushakunder2481]

hey there, Thank you for this educational video for begginers . I wanted to know does the plastisol ink come already to use on the t shirt or does it come like ink binder fixer separately "?? This confuses me as compared to water based ink . Thank you

[@anjelmayamikelawry]

do you have a video on how to troubleshoot errors like uneven print? like portion dint get painted?

[@LoL-xb5et]

For water based inks could you just use water to thin out the ink or is it better practice to use a reducer?

[@myloprints]

Water base inks all ready come thin all you really need to do is stir them up.

[@sramdeojohn4428]

Thanks for your patience and time for making these videos available. ✌️🙏🥋Oss! Screen is King "God Bless" Very simple and easy to follow your lessons... 👌 Work smart not hard... ✌️🥋Oss!

[@K.K.Wuckert]

Fantastic video. Very appreciated!

[@giomagestro125]

after print flash print do i have to flash once again after second print

[@marcelogranados9879]

You make great videos, thank you so much! Amazing job!

[@mafeizaguirre]

Love your videos, thank you for sharing!

[@TheIsingbcuz]

You mentioned the screen mesh, but I didn’t hear your suggestion for it? Is it possible to use to low of a mesh?

[@teresacano3187]

Would you consider a towel warmer to warm up your ink?

[@myloprints]

Ummm … mayb I never tried it tho …

[@UncleYeezus]

Thanks OG

[@yooitsgilbertt]

No a professional but since I started I warm up my inks in the sun!

[@RavenSmith-oy8qt]

Mylo, can I ask a quick question, if I am using a dark shirt and doing 4 screens with different Water Base Ink colors, on the average, how long do you flash each color? I have been doing about 10 seconds. My living room is a normal temperature too. Also, I watched your video about the different T-shirts you recommend, do you have one favorite for water base colors? I am almsot 60 years old and starting this journey. Thank you

[@fabyjacome6735]

Thank you so much!!!

[@myloprints]

No problem ❤️🙌

[@omarikumanya2602]

Very nice

[@bengasma]

Man thanks a lot for this video, it will helps me a lot. One thing, what if its a hoodie 70% cotton and 30% Polyeaster. What ink should I use? Or is it enought just to print flash print? Thanks again.

[@livbalchin5150]

Hi thanks for the video. i'm an absolute beginner with a few speciic designs i want to try out and i wanted to ask if printing like this with all the relevent steps create a good result on black denim?

[@thierrylutz5938]

Hi Mylo !! how many T-shirts can you do with 1 KG white ink for exemple " Justice for Anthony Alvarez " behind You. or how many paint do you need to make a hundred T-shirts ? thanksss to You.

[@pascaldesnoeck8671]

Mylo, do you sometimes use a hardener in your inks ?

[@ovoono497]

Can we use heat press for drying colors/tshirts?

[@myloprints]

To dry colors … I don’t recommend it .. to cured yes ..

[@ovoono497]

@@myloprints what if we dont have drying tunnel, what is the best option for drying paint, if you don't already recommend heat press

[@Angel_4191]

How can you make sure the shirt will be in the same position after the first print? When I lift the screen it pulls the shirt up and moves it

[@sm0518_]

use tack spray it will keep the tee in place when u pick the screen up

[@HCEmbroidery]

What is your off contact when printing white ink on black shirts.

[@myloprints]

It's the same as printing in any t-shirt Between 1/16 -1/8"

[@davidlindner293]

I've been printing for about 4 years and at times still feel like a beginner. I always have to do a second print with white and it feels thick and heavy when finished. How can I get a good, full one time print with white ink on dark shirts?

[@D9signer]

Great vid🤝🏽

[@Goblinguy77]

Great video, this was really useful!!

[@harishreddy14]

Colour seperation to screen burning

[@myloprints]

A full screen printing series coming soon ….

[@nidobeco686]

Thank you

[@richskl6631]

I live in a hot country and I find with water based white rubber ink it gets gluey and kind of dries out and blocks my screen mesh. I had the additives but still having this issue of blocked screen mesh. Nightmare.

[@nbmtanbm9318]

انا من المغرب ،morocco رقم البوليستير النستعمل في الشاسة لانني استعمل 47t ويعطيني جوانب مكسرة

[@MulaGlo]

Game🔥🔥

[@ChicagoOffBeatMusic]

For a black shirt can you just do added layers of color instead of a white underbase?

[@myloprints]

if you want the print to feel nice and smooth i would recommended to have a undebased, but yes you could use a same color twice, but it all depends on the design and color.

[@ChicagoOffBeatMusic]

@@myloprints thanks man.. fast reply

[@jobfrancois3417]

Thank you buddy, but where can we find that kind of ink, do you use chinese ink?

[@myloprints]

AtlasScreenprinting.com. No I don’t use Chinese inks ….

[@jobfrancois3417]

@@myloprints thanks dude.

[@brn.barros]

do you never use white ink without reducer?

[@myloprints]

Yes of course.

[@Bopadesigner-rj4gn]

nice

[@akshaybari9217]

Is screen printing messy or labour intensive

[@myloprints]

It’s both …

[@wagyu_killer]

legacy is a low bleed not 100% cotton

[@myloprints]

Yes very true thank you. And yes you could use it for 100% cotton.

[@WinPurelight]

Sheeeesh

[@jamesashani1466]

I like the way you teach boy 😂

[@myloprints]

I appreciate my boyyyy. haha

[@freshbox6228]

Why am I getting clunks of ink getting suck on the screen. I have 2 nickels worth of space from contact. I’ve mixed the ink to soften it. No matter what there’s always clunks of ink

[@scotlandskysurf8948]

Late reply but it could be a couple of things: 1. If you have an old dried out ink buckets and you try to bring it back to life maybe those bits are sucked too dry. Getting a good ink as well will help. 2. The more likely is that your ink is actually gel curing. This can be from either over stirring with a drill on full blast or getting the ink too hot on press while printing.

[@gerrybrown2552]

I couldn’t get it through a 195 …….going to try using 150

[@dr.c4537]

You need oil on the bolts. Don't you hear 🙉 that noise?

[@Lightning_MQ]

❤️

[@JowfeStudio]

SIR, WHAT IS ==Translucent white ink== SCREEN PRINTING? PLEASE LOOK THIS KZbin VIDEO THE PART OF SCREEN PRINTING.

[@scotlandskysurf8948]

Very helpful video, thank you! I have been chasing after getting a perfect white print and am learning a lot from you. I have a question to start: Do you ever have any designs on fibrous garments (example a Gildan 50/50 hoodie) where you go around a 3rd time for a quick hit? Or do you find you get it in 2 passes like most shirts despite using reducer?

[@FabstaPizza]

why is this video kinda sus lol

[@joshuaskywalker3182]

Talked to much and didn’t say anything

[@myloprints]

sorry😥

[@oDeoxys_]

as someone who makes their own grey ink this made me proud LMAO