Saving the Customer From Themselves

Marshall Atkinson

An important aspect of the sales process involves educating the customer, and sometimes this can include the sensitive topic of personal taste involving the artwork. There are times when a client brings in artwork that you know as an experienced printer is just not going to look very good. Whether it’s the design itself or […]

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Saving the Customer From Themselves

Marshall Atkinson

An important aspect of the sales process involves educating the customer, and sometimes this can include the sensitive topic of personal taste involving the artwork. There are times when a client brings in artwork that you know as an experienced printer is just not going to look very good. Whether it’s the design itself or […]

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[VIDEO] Heat Press Hero: Making Bad Prints Look Good

Kaitlyn Ingram

It’s a griddle! It’s a panini maker! It’s… a heat press! Every day heroes hide in plain sight, even in your print shop. Do you look at your heat press and simply see a way of pressing applique items, like heat transfers or vinyl? What if it could be so much more, enough to save […]

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The Updated ECO Control Panel

Kaitlyn Ingram

Automatic screen printing presses make life easier.  Speed, accuracy, consistency, they give you all of it.  But what if someone told you that it could get even better? Jeremy at Single Ink recently upgraded his shop to one of ROQ’s newest ECO presses, so we asked him how he felt about the changes that had been made […]

Exposure Exhaustion: What Went Wrong?

Kaitlyn Ingram

Let’s face it, exposure problems can be one of the most frustrating issues in the screen printing process. Yet, like anything else in life, screen printing is just a series of events. When something goes wrong, you have to look at each stage to figure out the source of your issue. So, when it comes […]

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Printing Multi-Color Heat Transfers

AR Department

Many printers have at least dipped a toe into the world of single color plastisol heat transfers. They’re quick, easy, and great for taking on the go.  What many printers haven’t tried is a multi-color heat transfer.  Most printers just aren’t sure how to do it right, so they don’t do it at all. As […]

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Ghost Images: What Are They, and How Do You Get Rid of Them?

Kaitlyn Ingram

What Are Ghost Images? A ghost image is a stain in the mesh of the screen. This can occur from either the ink or emulsion used to create the image. Most printers experience both types of ghost image.  In both cases, there can be several reasons for the ghosting.   Partially underexposed emulsion is a […]

Made To Make It

Ryan Moor

So many of us spend most of our days, and lives for that matter, focusing and worrying about what we are doing, or what needs to be done.  In screen printing, for instance, it is so easy to get stuck on learning the latest and greatest technique or process so that you can create a […]

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3 Benefits of Going Local for Your Screen Printing Needs

Kaitlyn Ingram

In 2015, BigPlanetApparel authored an excellent blog post on why you should go local for your screen printing needs. The advice they shared then is still relevant now, so we thought we’d share a three key takeaways with you on the benefits local screen printers can offer you! Better Service Sure, online shopping […]

Creating a Bigger Film Positive For A Larger Screen Print

Kaitlyn Ingram

Your ambitions are big, and so are your screen print designs. But what happens when you want a full-size print and you only have access to a small output printer? Sometimes you just need a bigger film positive than your output printer can handle. Don’t worry; you can go as big as you want when […]

5 Steps to Prevent Dust Build-Up On Automatic Presses

Kaitlyn Ingram

Do you own a ROQ automatic press? If you do have one of these amazing pieces of equipment in your shop, you’re going to want to make sure you protect your investment. Even if you keep a clean working environment, and adhere to proper maintenance cycles for the internal workings of the press—there’s still the […]

What's Up With The "Don't Touch This" Bolt?

Kaitlyn Ingram

And what happens if you touch it? Ever wonder why you shouldn’t touch the bolt that says “don’t touch this” on your Riley Hopkins press? You know, aside from the obvious warning. We know, it’s like the big red button – you just have to push it to find out what it does! So, instead […]

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3 Questions to Ask Yourself When Purchasing a Screen Printing Press

AR Department

Choosing a press is a big decision, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed in the process. When evaluating presses, here are three questions you should ask yourself: 1. Manual press or automatic press? In other words, how many shirts are you planning to print? If you’re planning to just print by yourself, start a small […]

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What Screen Printing Kit Is Right For You?

AR Department

Are you new to screen printing? Don’t know where to start? Or maybe you already have a shop and want to expand? The information out there can be overwhelming! How do you know which screen printing kit is right for you? Let’s break it down. DIY Kits: If you are just getting started in screen […]

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