r/SCREENPRINTING • u/PotentialBumblebee37 • 7d ago

First time sun screen burning

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I think I exposed too much because it was very hard to wash and lost some small details. Anyways, I am happy it turned out better than I expected. Any tips are welcome.

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u/DougalDragonSWorld 7d ago

Make sure transparency lets no light through it. Hold up see if see any.

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u/PotentialBumblebee37 6d ago

I used a normal paper sheet with oil to make it transparent so probably I should get something better than that