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Thanks for your comment. Actually, not sure why it only lasted 5 for you as it's formulated to hold up and be as durable as a 2-part frame adhesive. If you'd like some help, please contact us directly at 651-686-5027 or info@rhinotechinc.com. Hope to hear from you.

Thanks for checking with us. We only work with mesh mad for screen printing frames. Our product, ARP2500 removes glue from screen frame mesh. We've never tried it on a window screen. Here's the link if you want to research it more: rhinotechinc.com/product/arp-2500-rhinoclean-frame-adhesive-remover/. Good luck!

It's a standard size, 20" x 24". Please give Chris a call at 651-686-5027 x 4 if you need more info or would like to order (online works, too, at info@rhinotechinc.com). Thanks for watching our video and your question.

It's a standard size screen that is 20" x 24". We also have 23" x 31" and other sizes; offer mesh and cap screens. See them at rhinotechinc.com under Supplies. Thanks for your interest.

Will do. Thanks for the comment.

This video highlights the tools you'll need for a start-up. Here are just a few of our videos that you can watch using inkjet and laser papers that offer step-by-step heat transfer techniques with finished product. Inkjet Heat Transfer Paper Printing Transfer Designs/Images onto Dark Color Apparel Heat Transfer Printing onto Light and Dark Garments Neon, Metallic & 20 Colors Hope these help. Give us a call if you need more info at 651-686-5027 x 4. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching our video. You can lightly touch the screen outside of the image area to determine if it's dry. For additional info or help, please contact us directly at 651-686-5027 x 4.

If your design includes white then a white toner printer is required. If it doesn't have white in it you can use a CMYK printer. Hope that helps and if you need further info, please get in touch at 651-686-5027 x 4.

If you're using a design that includes white then you have to use a printer with white color toner. the iColor printers are great: rhinotechinc.com/product/icolor-laser-printer/. Thanks for your question; please call us if you need help or other info at 651-686-5027 x 4.

@@Rhinotechinc thank you

Let us help you get unconfused so it remains a fun game. Call directly at 651-686-5027 x 4 or 2.

Thanks!

Great. Let us know when you're ready for it. info@rhinotechinc.com

Thank you for your question. Yes, you can print half tones using RhinoJet to create your film positive to be used to expose screens for printing. If you have other questions, please call us directly at 651-686-5027 x 4 or 2. Hope to work with you.

@@Rhinotechinc do i need to download a rip

@@karancoyne7719 No, you don't need to download a RIP. Sure hope you called Chris at 651-686-5027 x4 so that you already got an answer. Take care.

We used red, white and blue Plastisol ink - the BR series - from Total Ink Solutions at: totalinksolutions.com We no longer carry their products, but know they'll be happy to work with you. Thanks for watching our video and please contact us directly at 651-686-5027 if we can help you further.

You're very welcome. We're here to help.

What kind of paper was used and is this for any kind of printer?

@@abuseisreal We used SingleJet heat transfer paper: rhinotechinc.com/product/singlejet-ii-inkjet-paper/. You can buy a Test Pack of 5 sheets to make sure that this is what you're looking for. An inkjet printer that is a dye or pigment based system is the type of printer that you need. Hope this helps. Please call us if you need more info or help. 651-686-5027 x 4. Looking forward to working with you.

Excellent questions. ARP2500 is a best-seller and is not flammable. It's has a 199 degrees F flashpoint so evaporates slowly. Here's the link to the SDS: rhinotechinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/ARP2500.pdf. If you have an other questions, please give us a call at 651-686-5027 x 4. Thanks for connecting with us and watching our video.

Appreciate your question and watching our video. Ink cartridges are for Epson, only. Here are others we sell: bit.ly/2WNvxfI. Please give us a call at 651-686-5027 x 4 if we help you, further. Thanks.

Thanks for the question. RhinoDark is a laser paper so doesn't work for sublimation. The only paper that will work for sublimation printing is our Sublimation Paper at: rhinotechinc.com/product/sublimation-paper/. We also carry the ink. Let us know if you need more help. 651-686-5027 x 4 or chris@rhinotechinc.com. Apologies for delay in answering your question. Be safe out there.

These papers are designed to work with pigment or dye-based ink. Make sure yours does and you're set to go. We suggest testing first and you can purchase a test pack of paper at: rhinotechinc.com/product/singlejet-ii-inkjet-paper/. Thanks for your interest and please call us directly if you have more questions. 651-686-5027 x 4.

Our inkjet papers can be used with a variety of inkjet printers that use pigment or dye-based inks. We sell 5 packs of the paper for testing purposes that we always suggest you do. Here's the link: rhinotechinc.com/product/singlejet-ii-inkjet-paper/. Thanks for connecting with and watching our video demos. 651-686-5027 x 4.

Going to ask you to please call Chris and he'll walk you through process and answer questions. Reach him, directly, at 651-686-5027 x 4. Appreciate your question and you interest. Link to stretchers: bit.ly/2TLKwWs

Based on the viscosity of the blockout (rhinotechinc.com/product/rb201-rhinoblock-permanent-blockout/), you'll need to do two coats on the mesh counts you specified. If you still have questions or need help, call Chris at 651-686-5027 x4. Thanks for contacting us; appreciate your interest and business.

Thanks for watching our video. In answer to your question, we used a puzzle blank suited for use with an inkjet paper. We don't sell the puzzle blanks, but Coastal and others supply them. To test, you might want to pick up a blank at Target or a wholesale supplier. Here's the link t SingleJet Inkjet transfer paper: rhinotechinc.com/shop/?ixwpst[product_cat][]=329&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&ixwpsf[taxonomy][product_cat][show]=set&ixwpsf[taxonomy][product_cat][multiple]=1&ixwpsf[taxonomy][product_cat][filter]=. If you're interested in an awards blank, we do sell those at: rhinotechinc.com/shop/?ixwpst[product_cat][]=311&title=1&excerpt=1&content=1&categories=1&attributes=1&tags=1&sku=1&ixwpsf[taxonomy][product_cat][show]=set&ixwpsf[taxonomy][product_cat][multiple]=1&ixwpsf[taxonomy][product_cat][filter]=1. Please call us at 651-686-5027 x 4 if we can help you with your project. Good luck.

We appreciate your insight and comment and especially your business. Thanks, immensely!

Thanks for watching our video. Since this is a manual stretcher, the amount of tension will be completely dependent on you as the operator or whoever is doing the screen stretching. For more accuracy or tension, you might want to consider the RSP200 Screen Stretcher: rhinotechinc.com/product/rhinostretch-manual-screen-stretcher/. On this one, you are stretching the mesh to the desired 25 newtons before gluing unlike the RSP100. For more info, please call Greg 651-686-5027 ext 2.

Thanks for your question. Generally, we print directly from or graphics program to the iColor 550 printer. If you need to export to a flash drive, a jpeg would be sufficient. Hope that helps. Please give us a call if you need any other info. 651-686-5027 x 4 or 2. www.rhinotechinc.com

It doesn't have to be, but for a high quality final product the iColor (www.rhinotechinc.com) and OKI printers produce great results. You could also try a Brother laser printer. Here's the link to the Sample 10 Pack that's a great way to test RhinoCOLOR with your printer: rhinotechinc.com/product/rhinocolor-heat-transfer-paper/. Please contact us directly at 651-686-5027 x 4 or 2 if need more info and want some help. Looking forward to working with you.

Thanks for your question and hope this will help you. A 60 Duro is the softest material while the 80 is the hardest. Generally, the softer grades (60) are used when you need to push more ink deposits with high coverage printing, so yes, the 60 Duro will be your best bet. 80 Duro squeegees are used for reduced deposits when using UV inks for fine texts and higher line counts. Be careful not to press down hard when applying ink as this will only create excessive wear on the squeegee and make the ink deposit heavy and hard to control. A few more tips: use a squeegee that just exceeds your printed image size and leave adequate space between both ends of the squeegee and inside of frame for the best print. If you have more questions, please give us a call at 651-686-5027 ex 2.

Yes, print your image on the coated side. If you're not sure which side that is, wet your fingers and grab film at the corner. The coated side will stick to your finger. Pretty scientific, but it works. Good luck and let us know if need any other help or have questions.

Thanks and glad they'll be able to help you in your new venture. Your question is a tough one, but we have the answer. Because you're unsure of the adhesive base, we suggest trying HR2800 haze remover (rhinotechinc.com/product/hr-2800-haze-remover/) as it can generally remove anything and everything. Keep in mind that this is a very active compound, so be sure to use gloves and eye protection. Here’s how to use it: wet the screen and apply small amount of remover on both sides of the screen and let sit for 3 - 5 minutes, rinse with water and hit with a pressure washer. Checkout the video: ua-cam.com/video/6_IdwbCRHcU/v-deo.html. Please give us a call if you have more questions or need help. 651-686-5027 x 2 or 4.