Comments on: Third Step – Printing On T-Shirt.

By: che li

che li — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:25:55 +0000

plywood tue saya beli saiz 4′x8′ then potong sepuluh… ketebalan jangan tebal sangat… asalkan tak melengkung sudah memadai…

By: muhammad asyraf

muhammad asyraf — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 03:45:27 +0000

assalamualaikum che li, boleh tumpang tanya..size plywood telah diletakkan table glue tu ada size tertentu ke? boleh che li tolong terangkan :-

1. size plywood tersebut
2. berbeza ke kalau guna size baju berlainan

jawapan che li di dahulukan dengan ribuan terima kasih. thanks..

By: tshirtprinting

tshirtprinting — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 08:31:28 +0000

Thank you for your response. The information helped a lot.

By: Che Li

Che Li — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:24:09 +0000

First of all i'm sorry for the late reply.

Answer for ur question:

usually when u use the flash dryer/blower, it only take 5 to 10 seconds. For example, if u print 8 tshirt one time, the next time u repeat the overlayer, u can print on it straight away, in condition you print and ur friends dry it after that.

If u not so sure, try to touch it, if it still wet dry it again. But if it a bit sticky, u can proceed for the next layer.

actually its depend on yourself. I learn it from try and error method. There is no specific way to determine it. Different humidity and temperature would also affects the drying prosess.

For my project i run 16 tshirt one time, then i put it under the sun. Then i continue to the next 16 and by the time i finished this new 16 the previous 16 dryed allready. Save the bill on electricity. hehe..

Sometime i do nothing. I print all 16 and then back again for the second and third layer. This happend when i print during afternoon or during hot days.

I hope this would help u. by the way, thank for ur questions. Keep in touch.

By: t-shirt printing

t-shirt printing — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:22:56 +0000

You said steps A, B and C should be repeated for brighter colors. How long should I wait in between the repeats? Do I need to make sure the ink is dry before applying the second print? Thanks for your response.