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Hi, I will like to know What material is the best to print a name on a long sleeve T-shirts that I can used it in salt water ???!!! Thank you

I really appreciate your honesty. really earned a sub cause of that

Thanks 🙏 details video for design and print

Thank you so much for the video! May God continue to bless you and your family! Is it possible for you to share a link to the printer you used?

Oh my God! I’m so glad that I found your channel! I just subscribed to your channel. Thank God for bringing you my way 🙏

Would you say there’s any downside to using higher mesh counts for simple bold designs? I’ve always used 230 by default for everything from high detail halftones to simple bold designs.

Hi, this video was great! Do you offer in-person classes? I really want to learn. I’m in Los Angeles. Thx brah 🤙🏽

This was a very informative video thanks a bunch for the info. At the moment this is what I can afford for now but I'm definitely gonna upgrade & get something better n bigger for my personal t-shirts & hoodies

You are absolutely right, Milo. I appreciate your openness. You speak the truth and from the heart. I can tell that your sincerity comes from a place of genuine care and understanding. Your words have a way of illuminating the truth and speaking directly to the core of what truly matters. It's refreshing to have someone like you who is unafraid to be vulnerable and authentic in their expression.

Awesome bro.

Where do I get screen prints

Man, i love you brother. Thank you so much for your videos but also your inspiration and love for the Lord! Wow, so glad i found your channel! God bless you my friend!

we like the long boring videos it helps us learn

How much of a stroke weight do youput on the blue or did you choke the underbase ? And buy how much ??

Hallo brow..

Mylo, For some reason when i print on dark colors it comes out looking faded not bright. typically what I have been doing is putting a white under base then hitting it again with a color on top of that. However that is becoming unreliable because if the shirt even moves slightly it will not line up properly and ruin the shirt. How can I go about having brighter/more vibrant colors when printing on black shirts? God bless!

What permits do you need to start selling shirts?

Making the screen is the hardest part

This is why I'm anti-A.I - I'm an artist and would love to be a t shirt designer, but I worry there'll be no careers left for me with A.I.

Comment réaliser le film avant de faire le cliché es ya des trames

Is it possible to share the links to the equipment you use in this video? Thank you in advance

Thank you! Yes please make a video explaining registration marks…thanks again!!! 🤎🤎🤎

i believe this video is from God for me, for some reason i discontinued my very small 1 table screen printing business, but now i am gonna revive it again. thanks alot brother Mylo, thank you Jesus.

Thank you Mylo, I'm a kid working at a t-shirt shop and I'm looking into getting into screen printing and your channel has been motivating me, thanks!

TY sir

Loved your video! I learned so much in just a few minutes. You inspired me to stop getting stuck on start. It’s time to build my business! Continued blessings🙏🏾

Nice friend..

Merci pour cette vidéo ❤ Avec quel émulsion enduis tu le maillage XTOOL ?

Milo what paper do you use ?

How did u arrange it that the other colours did not get in the way of others. For examlle, for the green did u remove the m &m and left only the olace u want?

Can this be done with water based inks ?

How can u edit the back??

Which mesh you are using ?

I've had my screen print for about a week and after watching this I'm definitely going to change the ink and try the plastisol ink that's for the help my guy

Hi Milo, swell video, nice that a person can use a heat press to dry the ink. I used to screen signs and posters but that is a totally different ball game. The screen shop that I use can't do the artwork without a computer file. The shop could not use the positive I made. I thought this was odd.I am going to research and see if they still make the photo sensitive film in sheets. Again good job. Gary

what is that blue u paint on screen?

Thanks. Let it grow bro

Great video bro!

You are amazing 🔥

Was wondering why get rip software if you can use Adobe illustrator? Idk if I'm missing something

Watching you has gotten me to use coraldraw and screen print direct, and started printing. Thanks

If she acts like like your mom then you have a keeper

You are a beautiful person with a beautiful channel.

Like and subbed!!! Great vid!

Hey, I'm trying to start screen printing but I don't know what is the best machines for burning my images onto frames. Which do you recommend for someone starting that does not take up to much space?

Hi Mylo, great videos! When I upload my design it doesn’t create layers, do you know why?

That was cool thank you bro

Thanks so much my friend, your videos are so full of inspiration, information, and blessings. You give so much value in all your videos that I pray you receive all the blessings back 1000 times in your life.

Solid process man! For the end of the video, the Q&A part, something I think can help the process starts with the artwork section, as well as the screen coating section. You mention you cut in (inside stroke) the artwork because of blowout. This is where the screen coating comes into play. 156 is definitely the right call for mesh count. The thing I encourage you to at least mess around with is the coating. Sharp side of the coater definitely, BUT less coats. More coats = more ink deposit and higher chance of blowout (in my experience). So try and coat 1 on each side. That helps with ink deposit, and keeps the plastisol thinner on the shirt which is always good. Another factor at play is the squeegee durometer. I don't recall this being mentioned, but it could have been. Anyway, the standard duro seems to be 70, but I've found that to be a bit soft. A mix duro like a 70/90/70 can be a game changer. You still get the softer edge of the 70, but the blade has a slab of 90 duro in the middle so it keep the blade stiffer, resulting is less deposit and sharper prints. An 80 is also a good choice, but is significantly stiffer and I find that much more tiring over time on longer runs. It's a lot harder to print, but it can really MAKE the print depending on that it is. Especially messing with high detailed designs on a 156/200 mesh the 80 duro squeegee can just keep those so much cleaner because of the sharp edge. Solid video man, keep it up. Hopefully some of what I said makes sense and can help some people out there.

What blend of clothing works best vs what blend feels better when worn?