That much I understood, but are there specific details related to making it produce noticeable different results? I tried it a few times as an after flash, simply coating both sides of an exposed screen with no stencil with spray silicon, and running my squeegee across the print with a good amount of pressure. Honestly, it was a lot of extra work/time for nothing. My bases are already pretty smooth, so I wasn't seeing some kind of smoother print, and I've been increasingly using 280 mesh top colors, so the prints are already pretty soft/thin. I love the idea of the adhesive screen for lint, but for manual printing this really is a lot of extra time for not much benefit. It takes maybe 10 seconds to pull a piece of lint out of a stencil every few dozen shirts.