1. PRINT SCREEN: MInsert the first screen onto top lid (make sure screen fits over registration posts, front side up) TIP: Tape the back of the screen around edges to seal any open screen areas. TIP: Use Yudu Blockout (sold separately) or small pieces of tape to fill any holes, scratches, and registration marks in emulsion. Before using platen, remove protective sheet from platen adhesive sheet.
	Mount t-shirt or other material on platen. Open lid and place platen on platen posts. Close lid. TIP: Material should be completely adhered to platen with platen adhesive sheets to keep material from shifting. TIP: When adhesive sheet is no longer sticky, peel off and replace. (Adhesive sheets sold separately. )
	Apply generous bead of ink onto screen just above design. Make sure bead of ink is at least as wide as design. TIP: For large open areas of design, you may find it necessary to be more generous with ink.
	Flood screen with ink by gently pulling squeegee across design. TIP: Hold lid up at a slight angle while flooding screen. Make sure material is not touching the screen before you flood image.
	Lower lid and grasp squeegee with both hands. Using firm, even, downward pressure, pull squeegee across screen. TIP: When using light ink on a darker material, pull ink across screen multiple times before lifting lid. Lift lid and remove screen. Wipe any excess ink from screen and rinse screen thoroughly with water. Do not allow ink to dry on screen. TIP: Ink can be reused by scraping excess back into container. TIP: To keep ink from drying in screen while in use, lightly spritz with water. TIP: When using the same screen design for multiple objects, flood the design on the screen with ink to prevent drying out until next use on same project. WARNING: Do not allow ink to dry in screen. This will cause permanent damage to screen.
	For multicolored designs, change screens and repeat flooding and printing steps for each color. Design must be dry to the touch before printing next layer. Do not remove article from platen between printing different colors or you will lose registration.
	Allow ink to dry on article.
	2. HEAT SET INK: For apparel items, heat set ink. Using high setting on an iron, cover design with paper or cloth and iron for 3 to 4 minutes on each side. DO NOT IRON GARMENT WHILE ON PLATEN.

• Yudu Inks
• Perfect consistency to produce a nice, crisp image
• Screw off top allows for ink salvage
• Ink easily washes out of screen when cleaned up prior to ink drying
• Allows for screens to be saved for future use
• Water-based inks make cleanup easy
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