Screen Printing: Common Mistake - Over Exposed Screen

This is just a quick video showing what an over-exposed screen can look like for those struggling to get their burn times dialed in.
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[@gabrielriverani]

thx for this i have the exact same issue

[@screenprintingonabudget9208]

Thanks for checking this out. Good luck on your screen printing journey!

[@bryantescobar9644]

anyone have any idea why when i go to wash out my screen after exposing. the image that wasn’t burned becomes bubbly in a way and i end up having to peel my image instead of it washing out nicely

[@screenprintingonabudget9208]

Either it is under exposed, or more likely, your screen needs to be degreased better before coating it. After reclaiming, it is very important to use a degreaser so your new emulsion sticks to the screen properly. Good luck!

[@kristmadsen]

You should not spray it out from the print side. Just get some water on the ink side than spray from the shirt side.