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3 Easy Steps To Screen Print On Wood
Screen printing doesn’t have to just be about printing t-shirts. You can print on just about anything with the right tools and process. One unique material to print on is wood. It’s a fun process that can make you stand out from the pack as a screen printer. Want to know how to do it? Here’s a step-by-step guide to screen printing on wood.

Preparing Art and Screen Printing CMYK with Water-Based Inks

Best Practices for Screen Printing Water-Based Ink on Black Posters

How to Prepare A Screen For Water-Based Printing
Prepping a screen for water-based inks can be a little more tricky than plastisol. The print deposit is thinner, the ink dries on the screen over time, and the ink can potentially break down emulsion faster than plastisol ink would. Because of this, you need a good screen to get a good print. Let’s go through the process of making a screen so you’re prepared for your next water-based job.

How to Start Water-Based Printing

Why Salt & Pine Co. Prefers to Print with Plastisol Ink rather than Water-Based

What is the Purpose of Emulsion Hardener?

A Guide to Printing on Youth Apparel

Printing with Plastisol vs. Water Based Ink

Is Water Based Printing Right For You?

How to Print Your Own Custom Boxes
