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Why Does My Emulsion Wash Off. The areas of your design should wash clean. The image appears or you can see the ghostly image, but it takes forever (more than 5 minutes) to wash out the unexposed area of emulsion. It looks like your emulsion has died. If your emulsion is totally washing out or falling off, your screen is definitely under exposed. If its breaking down during printing this is also a common sign of under exposure. Make sure you are using a good exposure system. Yep, uv light has caused the emulsion to harden/thickened up. Check exposure time using a step test. The screen is now overexposed to the emulsion. Have you left it with the lid off, or sitting in the trough (if you’ve got one). 11k views 6 years ago screen printing tips: There are three primary factors for what's causing you trouble: Use a hose or a jet wash to force the unwanted emulsion from the screen. Troubleshooting exposure and screen washing. The emulsion on the background should be hardened by the light and stay on the mesh.

Make sure you are using a good exposure system. It looks like your emulsion has died. 11k views 6 years ago screen printing tips: Check exposure time using a step test. Have you left it with the lid off, or sitting in the trough (if you’ve got one). The screen is now overexposed to the emulsion. Use a hose or a jet wash to force the unwanted emulsion from the screen. There are three primary factors for what's causing you trouble: The areas of your design should wash clean. The image appears or you can see the ghostly image, but it takes forever (more than 5 minutes) to wash out the unexposed area of emulsion.

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Why Does My Emulsion Wash Off The areas of your design should wash clean. The screen is now overexposed to the emulsion. Make sure you are using a good exposure system. If its breaking down during printing this is also a common sign of under exposure. 11k views 6 years ago screen printing tips: Yep, uv light has caused the emulsion to harden/thickened up. Check exposure time using a step test. Use a hose or a jet wash to force the unwanted emulsion from the screen. If your emulsion is totally washing out or falling off, your screen is definitely under exposed. Have you left it with the lid off, or sitting in the trough (if you’ve got one). The emulsion on the background should be hardened by the light and stay on the mesh. There are three primary factors for what's causing you trouble: Troubleshooting exposure and screen washing. The areas of your design should wash clean. The image appears or you can see the ghostly image, but it takes forever (more than 5 minutes) to wash out the unexposed area of emulsion. It looks like your emulsion has died.