Silkscreen & T-shirt Printing~

[Ryan Tan Yu]

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TULCO Embossed works like magic, and I didn't know until I heat-pressed the shirts.

First layer (as seen in image below) is a thick base print of superwhite, then opaque black, then the red embossed print.



I learned that you achieve the optimal 3d effect only after heat-pressing it. I flash-dried the shirts, but the emboss just wasn't embossed enough. I then processed the front logos (for left chest), using opaque transfer. After heat-pressing the shirt, the red design just shot out of the garment. It is embossed!

Rated according to quality:
(1) Embroidery > (2) Gamusa Vinyl Transfer > (3) Textile Ink: Emboss

[miracledrug]

mga bro kinsa mobuhat dri ug frames? magpabuhat unta ko. pls contact me at 09435907072

[ArCkz]

TULCO Embossed works like magic, and I didn't know until I heat-pressed the shirts.

First layer (as seen in image below) is a thick base print of superwhite, then opaque black, then the red embossed print.

Payts! unsa imo gamit nga printer/ink sa kana SMC?

[Ryan Tan Yu]

T13 Inkjet boss, Pigment Ink

[Ryan Tan Yu]

Silkscreen + Heat-pressed vinyl transfer = WIN

[Stephen Birao]

patudlo ko unsa on pg t shirt printing b .., kanang silk screen.., pra naa lng koy idea .., hehehe

[Ryan Tan Yu]

^ Post lang bro kung unsay pangutana, I'll try to answer it the best way I can ^_^

[miracledrug]

bro unsa nga paint imo gamit para base sa colored shirts?

[Ryan Tan Yu]

Superwhite?

[ArCkz]

First nako nga test sauna kay ang base kay SW.. then nag mix ko ug SW + pigment.

ang resulta kay wipe-out tanan. hehehe.