darwinchristian

Quote: Originally Posted by splathead you can tell by looking at your design in the screen after the first stroke (don't move the screen). If you don't see any ink in the screen, then it all went on the shirt. But if you don't apply even pressure or ink supply, you might see some of the ink still in the screen after your stroke. you would then lay down another stroke.

agree with joe.

the speedball squeegee if i remember is rounded, and won't easily allow the "cutting" of the ink from the mesh. a sharper squeegee would probably help, but a dry stroke after the flood stroke should clear the excess from the screen.

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