Silk Screen Printing Mesh, 100/110/120/140/160/180/200/250/300Mesh, White Yellow for Screen Printing Machine Equipment Accessories, Filter Painting, Polyester Fabric (110M/43T White)

This was an outstanding buy!!! Everything about my shopping experience with this seller was grand. It got to me really fast and was securely packaged. I must say, the quality of this is off-the-chart, in my opinion. Anyway, this is the material that should be used----when it can be afforded, instead of just any old thing---like nylon stockings. Will be back again.

Great product and great price!

Purchased in order to replace the screen mesh on my screen printing kit; I'm a newbee and had left the paint on too long the original screen prior to attempting to wash off. I now have plenty of backup in case I mess up again and this screen works beautifully on my projects.

I recently started using screen printing in my small business, so here's a bit of what I learned as a beginner. - Value: After comparing, I believe this was the best deal that had the best reviews. After using, I absolutely agree with the reviews, and will be purchasing again. - Visual of print: As I said, I am new to this, but from what I've practiced, this makes the perfect print! Not too much ink, or not enough. - HTV Stencil: I've been using HTV as a stencil for this, overall, it works pretty well. I've tried a few different temperatures and ways. I believe 250 degrees Fahrenheit is not enough and 315 is a bit too much, so somewhere in between that with short 5 second increments work the best. I also would recommend ironing/pressing after attaching to screen as the adhesive may go through the mesh and stick the surface below it if the material is laying alone (if that makes sense). Negatives (?): - Folds: It doesn't bother me much, but the material comes folded and has some indents from that. I just quickly heat press it before adding the stencil, but if it is stretched on the frame before the stencil is added, it may be fine. - Fraying: I have experienced a bit of fraying with the edges of the mesh. This is expected as it is woven, and honestly it is much better than what I assumed. My tip is to just be careful removing masking tape near the edges when cleaning or removing the screen.

Took a few tries but once I figured out how to apply it on the silk screen frame, it was Eazy-Peazy. Thanks