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Kadeem_16 · June 5th, 2009

can any please tell me how to get 2 colours like this on to the t shirt

jmlampert23 · June 5th, 2009

it is a two color print. 2 screens and 2 films

mike hansuld · June 5th, 2009

Print one color then swing screenout of the way and swing other screen over it and print.Of coruse you have to have every ting lined up.

K Chez · June 5th, 2009

That also would be a really oversized print-you'd need BIG frames, squgees and shirts boards and a press that can deal with them, or do the print elements separately.

miktoxic · June 5th, 2009

for a 2 color print that's pretty easy. no real registration problems. kenny's right. if you're doing silkscreen it's big equipment: screens, squeegees lots of ink. if it was a small run......i'd do it in vinyl.

PositiveDave · June 5th, 2009

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Originally Posted by K Chez


	That also would be a really oversized print-you'd need BIG frames, squgees and shirts boards and a press that can deal with them, or do the print elements separately.

Or small shirts?

miktoxic · June 5th, 2009

har dee har har!!!!

someoneone is in a POSITIVELY good mood today.

JohnConstantine · June 5th, 2009

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Originally Posted by jmlampert23


	it is a two color print. 2 screens and 2 films

What's a film?

miktoxic · June 5th, 2009

if doing screen printing you have to output to a 'clear' film. the fillm is placed over top the emulsified screen in an exposure unit to 'burn' it onto the screen. sorry, basic explanation here. search the forum for this topic which will explain more.

JohnConstantine · June 6th, 2009

oh ok thanks..

Brian · June 6th, 2009

A DTG printer(CMYK+White) would eliminate all your problems.You could print it all in one print.

chonkymonky · June 9th, 2009

you could use vinyl. doesnt seem to be too much small detail so i think a vinyl cutter would have no problem cutting the design.

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