[STURspoon]

OMGAW I NEED TO KNOW THE DETAILS AND EXACT COUNTS THEY HAVE

A few weeks back we got a starter kit. We made shirts. It was fun, but we notices the paint was dim and looked faded on the shirt . DONT GET ME WRONG IT LOOKS SWEET but its something we want to get away from when we get big.

Please help us with the mesh counts and the details of each count


here a smaple of are work

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a338/ragmac/Picture011.jpg

hard to see but i hope you get an ideal we would like to get a rubbury fell to it IF THAT WAS THE WORD TO USE

 

[TeeShirtSamurai]

Is that design of a guy holding a paintball gun?

Also, can you rephrase your question?

 

[TheJunkyard]

Off subject....which kit did you buy??? I'm looking to buy and would love to know. Thanks.

 

[STURspoon]

im mainly askin for mesh counts and details about the count

say 100 is the counts and how does it look on the shirt with STUPID WATER BASED PAINTS

 

[STURspoon]

i bought the speedball start delux kit its nice its funnn and youll love its just the fact that the paint is not what im looking for

 

[STURspoon]

But I Need A List Of The All The Counts And There Quality Thats A Better Word To Use

 

[Rodney]

If you scroll down at the bottom of this page, you'll see some "Similar Threads" links from past topics here in the forums. Here's one that has a mesh count guide posted:
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/showthread.php?t=2584

Maybe you could check those links to see if there is any more help posted.

 

[monkeylantern]

You sound a little like Gollum.....

The mesh count to use would depend on what paint you're using. Water based inks are difficult at the best of times, but different brands vary wildly in thinkness.

 

[FTWear]

The mesh counts thread Rodney pointed out will give you all the information you need.

I couldn't really see your picture (it gave me a bit of a headache! ) but I can tell you now that if your problem is that the design was faded, then your issue is using waterbased inks. What you're looking to use is plastisol inks.

- Annie