right now im testing dtf sublimation hack on screen printed plastisol for my white base. been doing a lot of testing myself. we on similar journeys right now pushing what is known. props and keep going
Hi mylo just started watching your videos. And im receiving my first screen print kit as a gift from a friend brand new they never used it. Just wanted to say thank you for all the awesome videos going to try the things you have been teaching love from texas brother.
Great video! It really shows that whatever works for you play around and do it until you get the results! Do you ever feel like a mad scientist sometimes? I sure do and am glad I’m not the only one who does that many tests to perfect things! Keep up the good work.
Great video Mylo, I was just thinking of doing puff prints myself. quick tip if you want to dry your screens faster I use a blow dryer on medium heat. Thank you and God Bless.
Try using suede additive, it’ll give the same effect but using 110 mesh makes it a one and done deal most of the time, I got really good results with using around 30% of dude base then hitting a highlight white flash highlight white and it looks amazing and the more heat the more puff it gets so it’s easy to determine the puff you or the customer is trying to achieve, just something to think about brotha! Good strategies within this video 🤙🤙
Honestly ink don’t really stretch unless you put a stretch additive. Well it does stretch a bit .. but it will loose it’s form … and to answer your question I’m going to put some puff prints on some wash test to check the durability, so I will definitely get back to you on this.
Hola soy Nueva seguidora ❤️❤️❤️ Ando buscando como aprender screen printing y El mejor video que e mirado🫶🫶 una preguntota yo soy prinsipiante pero no Tengo nada de maquina solo una cricut y una heat press me encantaria saver si esto puede ser un reto para hacer algo asi. Muchas gracias por enceñar tanto que dios TE siga vendiciendo.
Hi mylo thank you so much , this helped me a lot really I just want to ask and if you can answer me a question I would delighted: How can I print T-shirts using heat press at home? How can I Heat press a T-shirt using DTF method but withoout using any special powder under 2? If you could make me a video about the questions I asked , I would tell all people around me about you and I could make a clothing brand plus,I could givw you the support you need And btw I m telling you this becouse on your videos u telled us to make questions for you . Thank you for your attention
If anyone is seeing this can you please give me some advice. I can’t get my ink to cure I have no idea why it isn’t curing. I’m using a puff additive. The print puffs then when I test it out for a crack test it crack easily.
Not going to lie this video was a roller coaster for me .. so I hope it was helpful in anyway. 😅 God Bless ❤
right now im testing dtf sublimation hack on screen printed plastisol for my white base. been doing a lot of testing myself. we on similar journeys right now pushing what is known. props and keep going
A VIDEO RATING INK BRANDS & RECOMMENDATIONS WOULD REALLY COME IN CLUTCH!
Ah.. nice idea will definitely add it to the list …
Hi mylo just started watching your videos. And im receiving my first screen print kit as a gift from a friend brand new they never used it. Just wanted to say thank you for all the awesome videos going to try the things you have been teaching love from texas brother.
Great video! It really shows that whatever works for you play around and do it until you get the results! Do you ever feel like a mad scientist sometimes? I sure do and am glad I’m not the only one who does that many tests to perfect things! Keep up the good work.
ha-ha Yes! actually its therapy for me...
I need more videos frequently Mylo 😂
Haha I’m trying …. 😅
I now take you as a mentor and inspiration. Thanks boss🎉
Thank you ❤️, but I still have so much to learn.
@@myloprints same here sir.
We all do
Great video Mylo, I was just thinking of doing puff prints myself. quick tip if you want to dry your screens faster I use a blow dryer on medium heat. Thank you and God Bless.
Puff is the hardest additive to dial in, that's for sure
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Thank you. Very nice and informative video.❤
Remember with puff, you don't want to touch it til it's fully cooled or it can/will collapse.
An everyday goodness less stress and main depression every single customer will be happy is to keep those frowns upside down
Ummm .. yes lolz .. sorry I don’t understand.
Try using suede additive, it’ll give the same effect but using 110 mesh makes it a one and done deal most of the time, I got really good results with using around 30% of dude base then hitting a highlight white flash highlight white and it looks amazing and the more heat the more puff it gets so it’s easy to determine the puff you or the customer is trying to achieve, just something to think about brotha! Good strategies within this video 🤙🤙
Can I cure with flash dryer? Did you cure that with your heat gun is that wash proof
Yes of course, with a flash and heat gun.
@@myloprints can you tell me your settings for the flash for your regular prints and puff thanks man respect
Does the puff ink stretch the same as normal ink? Just wondering if it would breakdown faster then the normal ones.
Honestly ink don’t really stretch unless you put a stretch additive. Well it does stretch a bit .. but it will loose it’s form … and to answer your question I’m going to put some puff prints on some wash test to check the durability, so I will definitely get back to you on this.
@@myloprintsHey mylo, how’d the durability test go?
Hola soy Nueva seguidora ❤️❤️❤️ Ando buscando como aprender screen printing y El mejor video que e mirado🫶🫶 una preguntota yo soy prinsipiante pero no Tengo nada de maquina solo una cricut y una heat press me encantaria saver si esto puede ser un reto para hacer algo asi. Muchas gracias por enceñar tanto que dios TE siga vendiciendo.
Did you washed all prints ?
Hi Mylo first time to watch. It's a great video and tnx for the tips but can u tell me about the ink is it plastisol ink or water base ink?
Not sure if your question was answered. It’s plastisol ink he’s using.
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Thank you very much.
nice video, i need 200 shirts done.
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Love the video. 🥳
can i know the kind of printer used please?
Hi Mylo, have you screen print on Felt fabric? if you have, any tips would be great.Thanks in advance.
Hi mylo thank you so much , this helped me a lot really I just want to ask and if you can answer me a question I would delighted:
How can I print T-shirts using heat press at home?
How can I Heat press a T-shirt using DTF method but withoout using any special powder under 2?
If you could make me a video about the questions I asked ,
I would tell all people around me about you and I could make a clothing brand plus,I could givw you the support you need
And btw I m telling you this becouse on your videos u telled us to make questions for you .
Thank you for your attention
What about like, 10-20% puff in your color ink, and between two layers of that, a thin layer of 100% puff?
Stir stir stir😂❤
Results are based on test
Yes, results are based on test prints
Do you think it will be possible to print puff ink on a glass bottle?
One question: Do we have to cure the print after puffing it like in a heat press?
No the ink cures while it’s puffing …
If anyone is seeing this can you please give me some advice. I can’t get my ink to cure I have no idea why it isn’t curing. I’m using a puff additive. The print puffs then when I test it out for a crack test it crack easily.
Add, a bit of stretch additive.
@@myloprints I’m also printing on sweaters. Is if just that I need a stretch additive or could I not be curing it right
@@robertadodoadji5099 there’s times when it still cracks, but adding a stretch additive will help. In my case
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puff print 101 ❌ puff print lol ✅
Your a cutie man ❤
Tooo long and confusing video.
Yes not a beginner video for-sure.