doctuw:
pls is the laser opaque used to transfer on mug printing machines too? professionals in the house pls help

No.. Its only used on clothes and other related materials.

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adino:


From next year, just log on to your aliexpress.com website and hold your atm, Shout sai baba 3 times and your atm will automatically fund your aliexpress.com purchase.

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Jesusbaby6:

Is it a new machine? I mean d DI u bought for 300k

No... Its not new. New one goes for N1.2million.

Lordtrillion:

Aiit, will do that Sir. Thanks

The name of the said printer is HP LaserJet CP1025 color. It goes for N34k to N36k and as I said earlier it prints only on laser 1 Opeque transfer paper.

Lordtrillion:

Aiit, no problem Sir. Pls, what Model of HP Printer is it Sir & hope its output print is very good for a start. Thanks

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Lordtrillion:

Hi Chizin, thanks for the help on the Heat Press procurement. I really appreciate
I'm currently in need of a printer, Epson Wf-7110 precisely. I Couldnt source for it in Onitsha after buying the heat press coz of d protest last week. Incase you know any store that has it in stock where I can buy it, pls let me know. Thanks

You are welcome, to be franck with you I dont know much about this Epson. Am currently using my DI machine which I bought early this year for N300,000. But, there is one HP printer I have been using before buying this. I think you can start with that, I bought that one N36,000 then, but I dont know the current price now and the different this and my current one is that it prints on a particular Heat Transfer Paper.

Jasper14:

alright thanks, i will try again. But can i get ur whatsapp contact? so dat i can send u pics of my practical, mine is 80-39387128. I reside in onitsha incase u are around.

@ Jasper14, am currently residing in Onitsha, here is my number 80-33622-560 you contact me. I will help you out.

Op, please where do u base?

LOUIS6:



Thank you so much.... and May God continue to bless you for this wonderful tutorial

How much do you charge for the digital printing per t-shirt ?


And also, how much do you charge for a work that requires both screen printing and digital printing?

From the example he has given, you can charge N100 to N120 depending the quatity of the cloth for both the printing and digital.

Lordtrillion:

Ok, thanks. Incase you have any of the sellers phone no, i will appreciate if u can help me with it

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ribechi:


where in Onitsha?

Iweka by Modebe Avenue Onitsha through Upper Iweka. Then ask of any place they sell Art Materials, they are many around that place.

Lordtrillion:


Hi bro, pls where can I buy the heat transfer machine at #65,000?

Onitsha, Anambra state.

It seems that op is still having some problems with network. Well, let me continue with the tutorial till he comes back. Firstly, here are the materials needed for the Digital Printing: 1. Heat Transfer machine = cost N65,000, 2. Heat Transfer Paper = cost N150 to N200 depending the make, 3. Coloured Printer. 4. Scissors. Hope this helps...

2ndking:

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4. Awka Anambra state
5. I believe the ink will jot transfer to the front side of the shirt.
6. Sorry, but how can I do that
7. sent

As a beginer, you have to put something like ply wood or flat plastic to prevent the ink passing through to the front.

Chizin:
Let me help op answer this: firstly, he has mentioned the materials on the first page of this tutorials. 1. Mesh, 2. Emulsion and sensitizer, 3. Sqeegee, 4. Kerosine, 5. Ink, 6. Water and foam. And you can get majority of them at where they sale Art materials. And for the T.shirt, your client may bring them or you buy for them. You can get quality t.shirts at major markets where clothes are being sold. If you are in Anambra state, you can quality t.shirts at Concord Line in market Onitsha. And for how much to charge per t.shirt, it depends on the quantity of the job, some times I chage N50 per from 1 pic to 100 pics and so on. Hope I tried.

Here is the samples of work, I did this morning below:

LOUIS6:



Thanks so much for this tutorial Onismate... May God continue to bless u.



How do u get the material... I mean the plain t-shirts for screen printing.

Or are u the one to get the plain t-shirt or ur client?


And where can someone get good quality plain t-shirts @ affordable price?


And lastly... How much do u charge on screen printing per t-shirt ?


Thanks for ur reply...

Let me help op answer this: firstly, he has mentioned the materials on the first page of this tutorials. 1. Mesh, 2. Emulsion and sensitizer, 3. Sqeegee, 4. Kerosine, 5. Ink, 6. Water and foam. And you can get majority of them at where they sale Art materials. And for the T.shirt, your client may bring them or you buy for them. You can get quality t.shirts at major markets where clothes are being sold. If you are in Anambra state, you can quality t.shirts at Concord Line in market Onitsha. And for how much to charge per t.shirt, it depends on the quantity of the job, some times I chage N50 per from 1 pic to 100 pics and so on. Hope I tried.

Ok, I will be coming back then. Hehee.

permanentgrace:


Hmmm, let's start with the money making consciousness first and with such, that motivation will always be there.

ok,

onismate:
After circulating the kerosene properly on your artwork, carry it to the sun. Note, how long it stays under the sun depends on the amount of sunny the day is. Why we are placing it on the sunlight is for our text transfer to the mesh. so for this particular mama ngbaku's work, I left it on the sun for 12 seconds. photo below....

More grace, you are doing a good job here.

Again.. Note that mesh is of two types: 1. Mesh 90 and 2. Mesh 120. And from my own understanding mesh 120 gives neat work for tiny right ups.

onismate:
After you must have circulated the mixture with your skeegee, use your hand dryer to dry the substance on the mesh.. Note, if you don't have hand dryer, you can put your mesh in the sun for it to dry.. photo below of me drying my substance on the mesh..

plz, I want to correct something here. After applying the mixed emulsion and small qautity of sensitizer to the mesh, you should dry it wth dryer or leave to dry in dark place, cos expose to light at this stage, it will got spoilt.