Screen Printing VS Plastisol Heat Transfer (Best to get Started Low Budget)
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Man I wish I can have a beer with you anytime. And I am the one who will pay it. Thanks for your videos! I almost spent a looooot of money for starting a screen print business.
I have a conveyor belt that i never used! smh
You want to sell it?
You just gain a follower after this video because you were honest and provided perspective without trying to promote.
SAME HERE !!
Thank you! I want to start a screen printing small business with my brother, and your videos are very helpful!
Maria Emanuel you can do it it’s easy to start, only spend money on the heat press then focus on getting orders
This just saved me a lot of money thank you
Thank you for this, and for the practicality of having both.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing my friend. Exactly where I am. DIY screen printing device and then cheap single color JUST for my logos on my sweatshirt to promote my photography business in Bay Area. But...cannot do more to capitalize on it without all trial and error...mess, etc. Thank you SO much for this!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😊👍🏾😊
Nice man, get it done, you already have the creative eye of photography
My understanding is you require a heat press regardless of which process you decide to go ahead with because the heat press is needed to also press the plastosol transfer into the garment as well as cure it. For home business I would recommend a vinyl plotter among the popular home vinyl plotters are the Silhouette Cameo series and the cricut series perfect for HTV and I agree screen printing is messy I use to do it years ago. Just to make it clear to the nubies heat transfer plostisol are pre printed screen prints layered on paper simply put, it's outsourcing screen printing so you don't have to do all the hard work yourself and it is hard work I had to build my own screens coat them with photo emulsion dry and burn wash and patch print and clean then store away on top of that I had to heat press to cure the print and in some case wash test.
When you screen print you can cure the shirt other ways, heat pressing is one of them, you can also use a conveyor dryer, or flash dryer
You are so bomb and such an inspiration. Such a blessing to me. I learned so much from you but God bless you for sharing your experience.
Amen! thank you for your kind words!
You are the best! I don't have a place where I can risk spilling things
Original Cuddles exactly
im roughly 10k into screen printing equipment.. vastex led exposure, vastex v1000 press.. litle buddy dryer.
if customer wants plastisol then transfers for sure.. but i upsell on waterbased by a crap ton. they love it. thats when i use the press. havent bought transfers except when i make my own.
i wish i saw your video years ago when i started, i would of saved a lot lol
First time viewer! Thanks for the info. I am going to look up plastisol transfers.
Check out the rest of the videos on the channel I share a lot about plastisol heat transfer
Cool, I use a heat press and vinyl but I'm going to look into Plastisol Heat Transfer for bigger jobs. I'll be looking forward to your video on how to find clients/customers. Thank you as always...God Bless
Brooo plastisol heat transfer will change your life lol
Hi Bro , is Plastisol heat is heat press
and one more humble question how do get blank t shirts ?
Hey bor plastisol heat transfers are done with a heat press yes. And i get my shirts from shirtspace at the moment
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 any website?
website to get plastisol heat transfers? I use PW custom
i love your videos, i just ran across you when i was on TH-cam looking for information on starting my T-Shirt business.
These videos are awesome thank you soooo much!
Heat transfer just seems so much better for start up. Thank you.
They bro, if then you really want to learn the art if screen printing go right ahead
What’s best to use to keep prints on shirts looking good and permanent
Yes, what wears better???
Mate your stuff is a blessing
Awesome man, glad you found it useful
A comparison of a screen-print shirt and a heat transfer would of been ideal as well. Nevertheless thanks for the informative info.
You didn't attach the links for the heat press
Like your contents and positivity. I need to do this.
Brick & Mortar Studio you can do it !!
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 I can do heat transfer only on cotton material , correct?
Brick & Mortar Studio you can do it on different material it’s just the way you do it will change usually when you order the transfer you pick for what material and usually it brings its own instructions or you can ask the company
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 ahh got it. Thank you for educating me.
Love all your videos im a new subscriber
Is Ghildan hoodies good to use with screen printing or Heat transfers ? If so let me know whats ur experience after Washing clothing or Over Worn
Yh nice one bro
Vid defo cleared the clouds
Thanks bro !
How does the print hold up after wearing and washing the garment?
screen printing it holds up very good transfers wrinkle and don't hold up as good
How does the quality of a heat transfer compare to screen print? I Would be into trying heat transfer if the prints are as durable as the stuff I’m buying from merchly. Thanks!
Just as good! I print shirts and I make plastisol transfers. As long as they are applied correctly, both will outlast the shirt.
@@enzprintco.8625 where can i order /try your transfers
@@bradleym.5850 sorry brother. Had an opportunity too good to pass up so I had to shut down the transfer business. Check out topp transfers. For full color, look at supacolor. Good luck dude!
@@enzprintco.8625 thanks and good luck on your new journey
Good video..why us heat transfer going to bring less profit than screenprinting?
Thank you, ideally it would be cheaper because you are paying per transfer, the more transfers you buy the less but i believe it will still be more than having your own paint. BUT it takes longer to screen print, more headaches, more tools, more clean up etc
Good video. Thank you
Hey man thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge...!
super informative vid 🙏 thanks brother
Thanks bro
Really helpful
Thanks
Both have its importance....it depends on what customer needs
i agree
Thanks for the good advice man👍
Any time!
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 Hey man. Will heat transfers wash right off if you press onto polyester fabric?
@@icelordthetrader9013 no, search for video I have doing polyester
You forgot the cost of a vinyl cutter , you can make your own desiggs and don't have to order from a website, you didn't mention that , I got a heat press and cameo 4 , you also didn't mention cost of shirts etc , I think if you're doing one or 2 designs for a logo or brand screen printing might be faster depending on the designs, but if you're getting intricate and want to do more htvv
I guess this was more between screen print and plastisol heat transfer not vinyl so yeah if you add the cost of vinyl and all of that it would be different
really helpful
I love transfer i wanted a screenprinter i changed my mine got a fusion heatpress
bro, ive been doing this for years and never going back to regular screen sprint lol
This is the press I am debating on getting to start my business. Does this require a 220 plug? I noticed both 220/110 listed on the heat transfer warehouse site.
Where are the links for the 2 heat presses???
not reading all the comments but you didnt put the cost of the plotter/vinyl cutter in there
What about quality? I the quality of print the same between screen print and Platisol heat transfer?
Milton so since you have done both what do say about people saying its not the same quality as screen printing, it doesn’t last as long as screen printing. I do plastisol transfers and make good money doing it but I always ask myself if this is less expensive, less messy then why aren’t screen printers doing this instead.
Freddie A. As of right now I still have shirts over a year that still look fresh it depends how you heat press it, sometimes too much heat it cracks faster, most people that screen print, do it because if the art of it and they truly love the process of it.
Great video Brother. We just ordered a single press and some screens and all the stuff to learn the screening process. She plans to cure the plastisol ink with a heat press. Who do you use and recommend for plastisol transfers? Keep the awesome videos coming. God Bless and Thank you
its good to learn the process my #1 pick is PW customs another option i use sometimes is FM expressions
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 what brand of emulsion and plastisol ink do you recommend?
I buy mine from screenprintdirect.com/ i get the AP Blue all purpose emulsion. Hey bro find me on instagram and message me its easier for me to send links and stuff
How is the screen printing going for you?
@@sdhute I had a diabetic ulcer on my foot that got an infection in the bone. So I am in a recovery facility now spent 3 weeks in the hospital before being her now for 6 weeks. But they say I will get to go home next week. I pray so. Then we will start paying with the silk screening. She is getting samples from transfer companies so she can get rolling on the new business
Great video. Heat press ✔
Which one stays longer on the shirt?
Another great video. Could you provide me with the link to the heat press you got from Amazon? Or which brand it is?
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Thanx bro
Any time
Do them screen printing press come put together when you order them
No you have to put it together yourself
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 oh hell noooooooooo fuck that nobody got time for that
What method will have the best quality print?
Depends, if you do do it right honestly you cannot tell the difference
nice video the end of your video made me want to smoke for some reason
I dint understand how the screen printing is going to bring more money?
thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Am in Nigeria how can I ship t shirt t
Can you please add the links to your heat press machine
what if i screen print plastisol ink onto a heat transfer?.
How do you base your pricing per shirt when buying transfers
cost per shirt + cost of transfer + (Your profit) = the price. It all depends how much you wan tto profit and still be competitive
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 yes been doing that it’s definitely costs customers considerably more per Tee/hoodie. Was wondering if charging per color on transfers as i would screen printing might be a universal method to go to avoid confusion
@@bradleym.5850 you know never thought of doing that ... well we don't break down the pricing to the customer unless they ask but we have not ran into that issue we normally charge less than other print shops while still making a profit, so if they get a second quote somewhere else we usually come out cheaper
I thought screen printing was the more affordable and efficient way for bigger jobs?.. I thought vinyl cutting and heat press were the time consuming, expensive and less efficient option?..
With heat press how many t's do you print in an hour time?
Lizziegirlnyc I think it ultimately comes down to your preference, you will make more profit screen printing, I think overall it’s more time consuming to screen print because of the setup and the clean up takes time, I pick heat press plastisol heat transfer over screen printing any day lol that’s just me. Everything downed show you structure your business
New sup great information thanks for sharing.
How about quality??
I think I am just getting confused on the terminology, but you mention that the transfers can get pricey. Can't you purchase a vinyl cutter and cut your own heat transfer vinyl? or is this different than a Plastisol Heat Transfer?
Way different feels. Plus no weeding, no cutting...saves time
yourbandsucks2002 - plastisol is ink that is partially cured to a transfer sheet that you will get then you press as orders come on. Plastisol is the same ink we use (industry wide) to print directly on to shirts.
Vinyl is a plastic that has a heat sensitive glue on the back. But that stuff you have to weed and it has a different feel then plastisol.
Hope that better answered your question :)
yourbandsucks2002 - can u ask what you name means? Were you in a band in 2002?
Can I make my own "Plastosol" designs rather than buying them? How do I cut the material?
you can but you need screen printing equipment, the transfers we order were screen printed either by hand or machine
You didn’t include vinyl. 🙁
Bobster986 sorry i stopped doing vynil
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 really? I guess you do very large quantities at a time, never 1 or 2 custom shirts then.
@@Bobster986 no bro i dont do custom shirts no more like the birthday shirts i used to do with vynil it takes too long for small profit its not worth it starting out you can do it
Any good companies we could order transfers from
Transfer express, 613 original, pw custom
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 thanks any particular order?
Question bro what city are you in
beltsville MD
wow
Hello. Am from outside america from north Africa. I get problem with delivery not easy and very expensive so am looking for some plastisol companies have good offer to me. Can you help me please? 🙏
Yo man, stop bashing screen printing 😡
😝 just kidding :)
im trying not to bro lol its just my personal preference my mistake was buying a CHEAP screen print press so i had a very bad experience
The Blessed Journey I was just messing with you brother.
Personal preference is all it is. I love screen printing for the process, the art, the history...and like you said, better profit margins. The only interest I have in my heat press is making sure the plastisol transfer I sell to my clients get a great product.
Hit me up! JASON@ENZPRINTCO.COM
I’d love for you to give us a try :)
Do you still screen print at all?
Ill hit you up soon, and no we don't unless we buy a better machine
Im 15 and thinking of heat press
you should bro! learn while you are young
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 do you how and what I need for I can make my designs on transfer papers
You talk about the plastisol but you forget the printer for the plastisol ...
we order our transfers we do not print them
plastisol is just a screen print on paper, there is still someone making the screen print.
Mr. Roboto yes exactly