The other day I read a meesage about burning screens for logos. What are the logos printed on once the screens are burned? Is this done by the screen printer or at home? Also, has anyone used the logo paper offered on EZ-Foam? It is white paper that turns clear once the resin hits it. Is this a paper that is used with a home printer? What results came from it good/bad? Thanks D
The other day I read a meesage about burning screens for logos. What are > the logos printed on once the screens are burned? Is this done by the > screen printer or at home? Also, has anyone used the logo paper offered on > EZ-Foam? It is white paper that turns clear once the resin hits it. Is > this a paper that is used with a home printer? What results came from it > good/bad?>>> Thanks D …The rice paper that foam-ez offers is the finest out there,I have had zero problems with it.I run mine thru my printer,just glue the leading edge of the lam paper to regular printer paper,then run it thru.Herb.
The other day I read a meesage about burning screens for logos. What are [snip] i take my artwork to the art supply store and they burn the screens (make the frames/etc). at the same store, we buy paper-thin rice paper and ink. simply lay the rice paper down on your work surface, bring the screen down, pour a bead of ink, and pull the squeegee across. in the past, we’ve averaged 50-60 pages an hour. i say “pages”, referring to a single piece of rice paper. (the screens dont just have a single artwork logo - one screen contains 5 different logos/artwork).
i take my artwork to the art supply store and they burn the screens (make > the frames/etc). at the same store, we buy paper-thin rice paper and ink. > simply lay the rice paper down on your work surface, bring the screen > down, pour a bead of ink, and pull the squeegee across. in the past, we’ve > averaged 50-60 pages an hour. i say “pages”, referring to a > single piece of rice paper. (the screens dont just have a single artwork > logo - one screen contains 5 different logos/artwork). mjt what does that cost you and are you talking the art store called the art store we have them in los angeles or is it a specific one. Has anyone tried the silk screen kit they sell for 46.00 dollars.
mjt what does that cost you and are you talking the art store called the > art store we have them in los angeles or is it a specific one. Has anyone > tried the silk screen kit they sell for 46.00 dollars. not sure what to recommend in LA (art store). my recommendation is to find a reputable art store - not a “craft” store [smile] call around and/or ask people (you might try asking an art teacher/students at a college). i have ventured out and tried to burn screens myself and it is a PITA (pain in the arse). i’d rather let the experts do it.