Exposing Screens Halftones EZ

With this Exposure Unit you don't need to spend thousands of dollars on a Vacuum Exposure Unit,

[@Chillinghard]

That design tough

[@MrGUSGUS2]

you made it look so easy

[@FIGHT101TV]

Just subscribed..are u still doin prints?

[@brettgondringer698]

What type of emulsion did you use and how long did you expose?

[@kelvinharrison74]

Nice print bro!!! What software did you use to create your halftone?

[@prosigns100]

Hi, we use Ghostscrip, GSView, it's easy and fast to use with Coreldraw Software,
230 mesh with 30 to 40 lpi halftone.

[@kelvinharrison74]

Thanks so much!!!

[@MrJayantgautam]

@@prosigns100 which type mesh mono polyester, polyester or nylon plz tell me

[@tonypspokertable2728]

That was nice man. I'm having a issue with my dots not staying on the 305 mesh during the wash out process. They stay in some places but wash out in others. Any tips on what I'm not doing correctly

[@thiniceking12]

Still having this problem?

[@imprimarebaloane8488]

you have to increase exposure time

[@blazesmt]

having the same problem currently. I know its a year later, but what did you do to fix it? just increase exposure time?

[@potatosalad5355]

Well...some TIPS...
Do you most dregrease your screen before emulsion.
Maybe used ONE coat of emulsion
If is possible used YELLOW mesh...
And finally caliber your Exposition Time...