Screen Printing CMYK Process on Black T-Shirts

Screen Printing a full color design using CMYK Process!

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[brianp]

I like the flashing between colors on this one, too.

[leviteapparel]

Amazing video you killin' the screen printing game. 🔥 🔥 four colors wow👍🏿👊🏿💯

[jeromepaul]

That artwork is dope af. I’m gonna try cmyk next 💯

[brianp]

I like the flash between each color on this one, too

[sunrise]

Wow that’s really really good
Look nice great job

[johnsantana]

I only got a 4 color press.
I think i can get away doing black shirts by skipping the black and highlight.
I just need to format the art to use the shirts black instead of the ink.
and do a double stroke on the underbase. What do you think?
And thanks for the video it really helps.

[arieli]

Are you reading my mind? Lol I was just looking for a video like this! Great work 😊

[pkilla]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥so is ok to flash when doing cmyk didn't know that thanks

[baavproductions]

What are your thoughts on CMYK printing?

[ohboy]

Hello, that's an awesome design. Does changing the cmyk order whike printing like you did change the colours produced somehow? You did white base then yello the magenta, looks awesome but i was told to do cmyk? Thanks!

[DrippinHeartsClothing-yigg]

How do you do the highlight, is it the same screen as the white one in the beginning ?

[TheXboxSux]

Hey bud nice job on the CMYK! What software are you using to do your separations with?

[miguelsemidei]

Actually, from experience …
Wet on wet works on white shirts but it get really muddy on a spot dried under base . The reason is that on a white shirt the ink goes into the shirt fabric on a spot dried base the ink is basically sitting on a layer of plastic so it’s better to dry it te retain the dots, if you print wet on wet the ink just smears after two or three shirts .

[MarkMacGolpeo]

Nice vibrant print! Is that plastisol or water based ink?

[rottencorpsexxx]

Sickness mate. Would love to see how you make the preparations (after you learn from your buddy) and prepare screens for CMYK. Basically the whole process from start to finish if possible in the future :) Cheers!

[slatemediastudios]

Man, I need help. Are you using a water-based white underbase ink? I'm always seeing that you need a 'Forced Air Flash' do try the underbase well before doing the CMYK print. It doesn't look like you used a FAF. So did you just not use one or was that a plastisol ink underbase. I have a project I'm working on and am trying to figure this out asap. Thanks for any help.

[miguelrosalez]

Hey bro, I see you're using Wilflex, but Wilflex doesn't have the magenta or black for the 4 color process. Atleast not through Ryonet. Where did you get your 4 color from? Thanks for the help.

[samuelj.prempeh]

@Baav are you using plastisol or water based inks.

[timmartin]

QUESTITON ???? i had a design using photopea so my black was printed on the t shirts black from the print shop but my black came out different it looked like grey and did not blend in with the t shirt on screen it lookd perfect but then when they printed it out it was 2 color variations what do you think happened

[AJ-douw]

Bro I’m trying to make a ninja turtle Cmyk so I’m trying add a white underbase when I get the image and invert it the canvas turns black I only want the image cause I then after gotta set the registration marks but the invert turns them black too