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Screen Printing Ink Going Through Shirt. With proper of contact, your screen mesh will come. To avoid damaging the mesh, clean it with a hard brush very softly. When i printed, i flooded the screen, hit it once and the edges of the design didn't come through, so i re flooded, hit it again pushing down a bit harder. Runny/thin ink, using too coarse of a mesh, too much pressure on your print stroke, or using. This can happen if the screen is full of dried ink or dust. Here are a few good rules to follow to make sure you don’t push ink through your shirt when you don’t want to: This could be any of a number of things: What's happening is that the screen is picking up your ink when it's being lifted up from sitting directly on the ink and shirt. Clean the screen properly using a screen cleaner or soap and water. Another common screen printing problem is when the ink does not pass through the screen. I was printing neck labels, having a jolly time, til i noticed that some of the ink bled through to the outside of the shirt.

This can happen if the screen is full of dried ink or dust. Another common screen printing problem is when the ink does not pass through the screen. This could be any of a number of things: To avoid damaging the mesh, clean it with a hard brush very softly. What's happening is that the screen is picking up your ink when it's being lifted up from sitting directly on the ink and shirt. I was printing neck labels, having a jolly time, til i noticed that some of the ink bled through to the outside of the shirt. Runny/thin ink, using too coarse of a mesh, too much pressure on your print stroke, or using. With proper of contact, your screen mesh will come. When i printed, i flooded the screen, hit it once and the edges of the design didn't come through, so i re flooded, hit it again pushing down a bit harder. Clean the screen properly using a screen cleaner or soap and water.

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Screen Printing Ink Going Through Shirt This could be any of a number of things: I was printing neck labels, having a jolly time, til i noticed that some of the ink bled through to the outside of the shirt. Runny/thin ink, using too coarse of a mesh, too much pressure on your print stroke, or using. This can happen if the screen is full of dried ink or dust. When i printed, i flooded the screen, hit it once and the edges of the design didn't come through, so i re flooded, hit it again pushing down a bit harder. To avoid damaging the mesh, clean it with a hard brush very softly. With proper of contact, your screen mesh will come. Clean the screen properly using a screen cleaner or soap and water. Here are a few good rules to follow to make sure you don’t push ink through your shirt when you don’t want to: This could be any of a number of things: Another common screen printing problem is when the ink does not pass through the screen. What's happening is that the screen is picking up your ink when it's being lifted up from sitting directly on the ink and shirt.