Hit of the show

[larryk]

Should a guy use a reducer or maybe a little water to get that to saturate better? Inquiring minds would like to know.

[ericheartsu]

I'm wondering if this is something client supplied, in terms of artwork? or if this something your design team came up with for a client?

I'd love to do something like this, but i don't think we'd ever have a client supply art for a project like this.

[Gilligan]

Hey, I can print like that on plastisol all day... this is what a "good" underbase looked like when I first started.  Woops!

[Lizard]

So instead of turning the shirt inside out then back, how about doing a distressed discharge base then a solid water base top color without discharge.  Thoughts?

[Nation03]

Cool effect, but why inside out the shirts? Couldn't you just make the text look like that with a distress filter and print it normally and get the same effect?

[IntegrityShirts]

I think it's pretty darn cool.  As the shirt wears over time the print probably gets brighter!?

[patfinn]

My old shop we dis this a lot. Pain in the butt. Every shirt is a lil different and original. You def want to not max out any frames. If anything run a bigger size frame to ensure your in the "sweet spot " of your screens. If not you'll notice a big difference on the underside even if the print looks good.
Also document everything to repeat it later. Got myself into binds before when I didn't write settings down.