@@chromalinescreenprintproducts since I’ve never done any of this, could you recommend a list of products that I would need to start with. From screen prep to cleaning and reclaiming? I found the vac attachment that’s a must:)
Thank you for the very helpful video! I have a few questions that I hope can be answered. 1) When washing out emulsion on a screen after exposing it, can the screen be exposed to UV light in a non-light safe room? The only place I can put my washout booth is in my backyard under a shaded patio area. It is by no means light-safe, but it is very well shaded with shade tarps on all sides. 2) What is the name/brand of the screen holder equipment at 5:06?
If you have a fast-exposing emulsion, this will most likely be a problem. If you have an emulsion with wide exposure latitude you may be okay depending on how long washout is taking you. We definitely don't recommend it, but it may work. We built this screen coating holder ages ago, but if you search for "wall mounted screen coating rack" or something similar, there are options available online to purchase.
great video, i just started printing and use chroma blue 🤝🏽
we love the blue! thx for watching 👍🏼
Excellent to know, building my dark room this weekend, what was your exposure time? and where can we get that fancy vacuum attachment :)
best of luck! let us know if you have any questions
@@chromalinescreenprintproducts since I’ve never done any of this, could you recommend a list of products that I would need to start with. From screen prep to cleaning and reclaiming? I found the vac attachment that’s a must:)
Thank you for the very helpful video! I have a few questions that I hope can be answered.
1) When washing out emulsion on a screen after exposing it, can the screen be exposed to UV light in a non-light safe room? The only place I can put my washout booth is in my backyard under a shaded patio area. It is by no means light-safe, but it is very well shaded with shade tarps on all sides.
2) What is the name/brand of the screen holder equipment at 5:06?
If you have a fast-exposing emulsion, this will most likely be a problem. If you have an emulsion with wide exposure latitude you may be okay depending on how long washout is taking you. We definitely don't recommend it, but it may work. We built this screen coating holder ages ago, but if you search for "wall mounted screen coating rack" or something similar, there are options available online to purchase.
Trying out the hydro x emulsion !
@@chromalinescreenprintproducts I love it . Wish I’d bought more at once!
Thoughts?! Let us know how it goes!!