Only 3 seats remain for our August 19–21 3 Day Professional Screen Printing Class in Atlanta. We limit class size so each student has their own workstation on the press...
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How small is too small for DTF printing? Learn practical text, line thickness, gap, and detail guidelines in inches and points to reduce rejects, improve readability, and make transfers easier...
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Mistakes are powerful teachers, but you do not have to pay for every lesson yourself. Learn why the smartest printers grow faster by learning from the successes and mistakes of...
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We tested the DTF Station Prestige R2 Pro after it sat idle for 12 days. See how the white printheads recovered, what the nozzle check showed, and how the final...
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Not every garment can handle high heat. Learn how low-melt DTF transfers and powders help protect performance wear, polyester, tri-blends, and specialty fabrics while maintaining durable, high-quality results.
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Choosing the right font helps reduce DTF printing problems. See 10 DTF-friendly fonts, risky font styles to avoid, and practical size and thickness guidelines for cleaner transfers.
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If your white plastisol ink looks dull, weak, gray, or uneven on dark garments, the ink may not be the only problem. White ink coverage depends on mesh count, stencil...
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White plastisol ink is one of the most common frustrations in screen printing. When ink does not clear the screen properly, many printers immediately blame the ink. The real cause...
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DTF powder cure affects adhesion, feel, stretch, and wash performance. Learn how to spot properly cured, under-cured, and over-cured DTF powder before production problems happen.
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Pallet Tape vs Spray Adhesive Why More Shops Are Looking For Cleaner Production Systems For years, spray adhesive has been the standard in screen printing. Fast, familiar and simple. But...
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