What Screen Mesh to Use in Printing

[@torontotom3168]

Thanks a lot for the knowledge, I have made 6 silk screen images so far integrating my art on clothing now and I can wear it... I'm so happy haha, I'm going to check out some more of your videos, thanks again!!!!

[@robtheaccountant]

Thanks for the video my brother.

[@JanetDiaz6152]

Thank you John for clarify the screens. I was confused.

[@luicajes1234]

this is what i need bro.. you are like a cool water in the middle of the desert,thanks bro!

[@maishiwiremesh1130]

You have impressed so much for sharing such knowledge.

[@tainoink]

I appreciate that!

[@maishiwiremesh1130]

@@tainoink We are also doing business about screen printing mesh. So we have a lot in common. Maybe we also can cooperate later!

[@calcastbandido9427]

Another good one, great info mano...much appreciated🤘

[@thippeswamy9780]

Very nice wealth of information. Wise suggestions🙏🏼

[@universityofkeywestclothin5322]

Thank you for the Vids.! Love the knowledge you share!!!

[@tainoink]

Thank you.

[@kolorkonexion]

This is wht i needed to hear today... im sending screens to get remeshed.thx x4

[@FIGHT101TV]

Big thick full bold letters...basic company shirts..what mesh screen you reccomend?@Tainoink

[@FIGHT101TV]

What you reccomend brother? I watch an learn from your videos

[@komfyowl]

Great video! Thank you. I really needed this. We are struggling but this is very useful

[@tainoink]

Glad it was helpful!

[@225theprintlab8]

Cool video , short and very informative . Thanks brother .

[@tainoink]

Thank you brother. Any questions feel free to ask.

[@trickinsanity1982]

Great content as always man I gain more confidence with every video still in the process of getting the rest of the equipment but will be starting very soon 👌

[@tainoink]

Thank you. Sounds awesome! Once you get started if you have any questions feel free to ask me.

[@trickinsanity1982]

Taino Ink I really do appreciate that man I definitely will thank you!

[@EJSVARZ]

Good stuff bro! Can u make a video talking about 160/165 & halftones?

[@tainoink]

Thank you. Most definitely.

[@linusrakula6375]

great stuff. God bless you

[@artladz3463]

Thanks for sharing....where do you purchase your screens ?

[@zombieprinting2670]

Great stuff again my man.Just finished re stretching a few 160's and have some 110 mesh on the way. So that'll make 110,160 and 250 mesh in my arsenault lol. I do some diy stuff (screen stretcher, conveyor dryer) to help me along the way till I can get enough capitol to purchase top shelf equipment but it's working well for now. Still diggin your work bro. surprised that the subs haven't ran away yet but it'll come. Keep on keepin on.

[@tainoink]

Thank you.

[@snoochscustoms7830]

Good video my brother you helped out alot

[@izzyshootsiphone]

What mesh count would you use on small letters, for example like the one on the chest that you are wearing but maybe a little bit smaller than that?

[@romeocasanova3865]

Hey sir quick question with all respect ... and i acknowledge all your true Master Work... my question is witch mesh count do you such es when printing magnetic inks, with heavy particles... keeping in mind not loosing sharp detail in the print... thank you and much success to you.. keep up the great work along with this we’ll filmed instruction VIDEOS.. Be bless mi hermano %🙏%👊

[@daveduque670]

An 86 mesh count screen isn’t the only screen that can be used for plastisol transfers. I start at 130 and go up to 160 for white and other colored inks. With no flash!

[@sofareal4396]

Hey.. This was legit. RRR 💯

[@deprintprins8614]

Awesome thanks man

[@tainoink]

Thank you!

[@tiliraarmour6163]

Thanks again for you knowledge where do you purchase your screens from. I have a design I am going to try this upcoming weekend .Unsure what screen count I need . Not to much detail so I think you said a 110 for regular artwork and average details. I will be putting this design on a dark color hoodie.So I will need to put a white under base.I hope I am a good student I am really trying to learn . Thanks again T from South Carolina

[@tainoink]

Thank you. And thank you for subscribing. I get my screens from Ebay. You could go with a 110 for the underbase and 160 for the rest of the colors.

[@tiliraarmour6163]

@@tainoink thanks

[@tainoink]

You are welcome.

[@cdarius2020]

Thanks T.I

[@frontlinestrong]

Wealth of knowledge as always! 👍🏼🇵🇷
The sweater you have on... Would that be 110 or 160?

[@tainoink]

110 mesh. Because the sweater intends to absorb the ink.

[@frontlinestrong]

@@tainoink I figured that... Thanks!

[@MrGUSGUS2]

Thanks again for Anotha one! Best instructor yet on TH-cam! Échandole ganas maestro!!

[@tainoink]

Thank you Gus

[@visitant2112]

Not really.

[@cheannymac7073]

Thanks Bro!!!

[@torontotom3168]

My friend, I have the 110 silk screen and I have some acrylic retarder and some aluminum sure pigment I'm thinking of mixing and then trying on the 110 do you think the particles will go through or no? Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@pane2125]

Hey whats the exposure unit you use? Pros and Cons?

[@tainoink]

Hey Marcos. I use X-Vactor Exposure Unit from Ryonet.

[@numiles]

Great content! I DM’d you on IG in regards to mesh count

[@likeadreamer82]

I have a question what size frames do you recommend?

[@thazualatochhawng2815]

How do you attach silk on a frame?

[@gambangtekop9910]

I have a question, when I need 150 mess tickness, but i only have 50 mess. When I make 3 layers from 50 mess, is the result have the same texture or not?

[@OnPoint-jt7qt]

Is yellow mesh better ?

[@tainoink]

Depends on what you printing. Yellow mesh is for designs eth very small details and halftones.

[@snoochscustoms7830]

I just subscribed to u

[@tainoink]

Thank you for subscribing.

[@bzbenjii6409]

What up bro do you have somewhere to DM you have to ask you something

[@tainoink]

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