Discuss the various aspects of screen printing. Inks, speciality printing, print locations, durability, etc. And again, how to print this question.
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Re: And again, how to print this question. Not sure how big the design will be but if you use the shirt as your black color, the shirt will breath and wick perspiration better.
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Re: And again, how to print this question. Why burn, set-up, and worry about registration on a 5th screen?
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Re: And again, how to print this question. From an Art majors perspective it is always better to leave a little canvas showing through your design. You do this because it gives the image much better depth.
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