Things You'll Need:
- Silk Screens (framed And Stretched)
- Spray Bottles
- Old Clothes
- Shop Aprons
- Sponges
- Water Sources
- Latex Gloves
- Buckets
- Sponges
- liquid bleach or Mr. Clean detergent or screen degreasing solution such as Screen Prep
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Step 1
Mix one part household bleach to three parts water or a strong solution of Mr. Clean detergent in a plastic spray bottle or bucket. (You can also use a commercial screen-degreasing liquid for this step, but it's more expensive.)
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Step 2
Sponge or spray onto both sides of the silk screen.
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Step 3
Rinse well with clear water.
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Step 4
Allow to dry fully.










Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Screens tend to build up a lot of static, and as a result, they attract little bits of junk. Before printing, hold your screen up to the light to check for any small particles of dirt that might be clinging to your screen.