Screen Printing T-Shirts | Water Based Ink Vs. Plastisol Ink

If you are wondering what inks to use when you get your shirt screen printed then watch this video.
When you go to a print shop to get your shirts screen printed, then you need to know the two types of ink they used for screen printing. These are water based ink and plastisol ink. Two different inks with two different results and will give you a certain type of look.

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[le_king_e.n]

Your video is really useful! I've started a t-shirt business recently and your video has brought to me great knowledge. Thank you !

[dicknastee]

I think you need to do a follow up comparing Plastisol to High Solids Acrylic waterbase. More apples to apples.

[billwatcher]

Thank you for taking the time to explain the difference between the two printing methods. Very well done !!

[iamroberty]

If a print cracks when you stretch it it's because the ink wasn't cured enough, either their dryer was set too low or it went through too fast.

[bonifaciomagdiwang]

Please i was confused because of a lot of types of ink right now which one is the traditional ink or what kind if ink? they used before for screen printing like way back 1990's?

[edwardwilfredlobaton]

Kudos sir, ang ganda ng production ng video mo. Pang world-class.

[MonzonMedia]

Interesting info bro, now I understand why a lot of my favourite shirts crack in time. What are the price differences between them?

[dyceprovini]

Can you do an In depth on how best to work with water based

[yotchua]

can you use both water based and plastisol ink on the same screen?

[christinamedina]

I had shirts printed with plastisol inks on gildan ultra cotton & alstyle 1301, both started cracking after 2 washes, im now looking into 1701, would water based be good?

[dharris]

Thanks 🙏 I’ve been looking for the terms

[josephokwan]

Water based ink plus plastisol ink which one is good for T-shirt and lacoste

[kapil]

dude water base printing is also cracking, what could be the reason. we used good quality chemicals and fabric is 97+3 cotton sinker? can you help

[kerlybrackets]

very concise and to the point, thanks dude!

[culguy]

You should do a video about how to dry/ cure both the different types of inks after make a print

[angelacuna]

Thanks for video.
Had a question since I will be starting off on this screen printing adventure. Any tips or suggestions.
Just a heads up I personally decided to go with water based ink.
Thanks again
Angel

[zarakikenpachi]

Awesome video mate.
I am looking forward start screen printing as a hobby and I really can't afford a flash dryer.
Could you please tell me, if it is possible to cure plastisol with a heat gun? If yes, how can we?

[brianashelton]

What water based ink brands do you recommend?

[gabrielal]

thank you thank you thank you thank ♥ I really like your channel/brand name!!