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Kings Mountain, North Carolina – One of North Americas leading screen printing suppliers, Texsource, will be hosting its biannual Open House October 5-6.
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Texsource Open House Brings the Buzz
Posted by Caleb Morgan on 8/22/2018
Kings Mountain, North Carolina – One of North Americas leading screen printing suppliers, Texsource, will be hosting its biannual Open House October 5-6.
What is fibrillation? How can screen printers avoid it?
Posted by Caleb Morgan on 8/14/2018
Fibrillation
can still occur despite your best efforts, but what is it and how does it happen?
Fibrillation happens when the fibers of a shirt break through the ink deposit,
giving your shirt a faded or fuzzy look.
Ghosting: How To Handle and Prevent It
Posted by Caleb Morgan on 8/8/2018
Ghosting can be an absolute business killer in screen printing. Sounds a little extreme, right? Well, imagine completing an order of 500 green garment-dyed shirts printed with a low-bleed white base and the customer comes to pick them up and leaves...