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What Is Water Based Ink in Screen Printing?
What is water-based ink? What makes it a desirable ink for screen printers? The basic answer is that water-based ink uses water as a base. Seems pretty self-explanatory, right? There’s a lot more to know about water-based ink than just the base itself. Let’s dive in and talk about what water-based ink is and how printers can get the most out of it.

Why Should I Start Screen Printing?

How to Print White Plastisol Ink on a Black Shirt with a Smoothing Screen

3 Ways to Create Soft Prints with Plastisol Ink

Best Practices to Ensure Proper Ink Curing with 4 Curing Methods

The Basics of Mixing Emulsion and Coating a Screen

A Guide to Firing up Your T-Shirt Printing Side Hustle

Why Every Screen Printer Needs a Heat Press in their Shop
A heat press is a great tool and has tons of uses. Many screen printers start by heat pressing transfers onto t-shirts, tote bags, or other garments. Heat presses can be used to cure garments, and are great for printing at live events. Let’s talk about all the benefits of having a heat press, and what you’ll need to be successful.

4 Steps to Prepare Your Screen Print Shop for a Severe Storm

Why Screen Printers Should Use a Filtration System

CMYK vs. Spot Color vs. Simulated Process Printing
Okay, so you’ve heard their names, CMYK Process, Spot Color, and Simulated Process, but what are they? What sets them apart from one another and what is the best use for each? Let’s go through them, one by one!
