After months of work, Scott and Pat Fresener have revised and updated their popular title, "How To Print T-Shirts For Fun And Profit." In the new 2008 Edition there is a new chapter on Inkjet-to-Garment printing, a revised Artwork and Computer Graphics chapter with much more on using Adobe Photoshop, plus updates through-out, revised photos, revised Buyer's Guide and more.

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This book covers everything from A to Z about screen printing T-Shirts and Heat Transfers, and includes sections on printing Nylon Jackets, Baseball Caps and more.

This is the book the industry talks about. It is responsible for getting thousands of T-Shirt printers into the profitable garment printing business! Every successful shop has a "well used" copy of this book. How To Print T-Shirts For Fun And Profit has literally become "the Bible" of the industry. It is written in an easy-to-follow step-by-step manner by industry experts Scott and Pat Fresener who have been in the industry since 1970.

Upgrade Option: Screen Printing 101 DVD 5+ Hours of Instruction. $44.95 (Normally $79.95)
This DVD covers steps A-Z in the screen printing process with all the lines between. Through customer feed back we help trouble shoot many of the common problems that arise when starting to screen print. With almost 6 hours of instruction on three DVD's we're able to help cover and teach the following:

Film Out Put, what type of printers and films to use, and how to print your films for maximum efficiency.

Screen Preparation.

How to setup your darkroom and the different components inside.

Screen Exposure, variables, and how to properly washout an image after exposed.

Press Setup and Adjustment, how to setup and adjust your off contact and tilt.

Setting up your print, proper alignment on the printing pallet, how to test your print.

One color printing, white ink on a black shirt.

Multiple Color Printing, a two color wet on wet design on a light shirt.

Discussion of curing parameters, how to know that your prints are cured properly to give maximum print life.

Production Printing, how to set your press up properly for production printing and the different components you'll need. Setting up a multiple color job using micro registration. Using a white flash plate.

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