“Are you tired of boring, single-color prints on your shirts, posters, and totes? Well, get ready to level up your printing game with a three-color job on your trusty screen printer. But before you start printing like a pro, there are a few key steps you need to follow to make sure your prints turn out looking fresh and not like a hot mess.

First things first, you’re going to need three different colors of ink. But before you go dumping all the colors in the world into your screens, you’ll want to plan out your design and figure out which colors will be used where. Pro tip: Keep in mind that some colors will be more dominant than others in your final print, so choose wisely.

Next, you’ll want to make sure your screens are properly coated with emulsion and exposed. If you’re new to screen printing, this process can seem a little intimidating, but once you get the hang of it, it’s a breeze. Just make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for your particular emulsion and exposure unit. And don’t forget to properly clean your screens after each use to ensure a clean print every time.

Once your screens are prepped and ready, it’s time to get your ink and squeegees out. Start by printing your lightest color first and work your way through the darker colors. Be sure to properly register your screens to make sure all the colors align perfectly. Trust us, the last thing you want is a misaligned print that looks like a kindergarten art project.

After you’ve printed all the colors, it’s time to cure your print. This is the process of setting the ink so it becomes permanent and won’t wash off. You’ll want to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for curing time and temperature.

And that’s it! With these steps in mind, you’ll be printing three-color jobs like a pro in no time. So go forth and create some seriously cool prints that will have everyone asking where you got them. And Remember, Always Keep calm and Print on !”

Simple break down of the process

I. Preparing to Print

• Plan out your design and choose your colors

II. Preparing the Screens

• Coat the screens with emulsion
• Expose the screens
• Clean the screens after each use

III. Printing the Design

• Start with the lightest color
• Print through the darker colors
• Properly register the screens to align the colors

IV. Curing the Print

• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for curing time and temperature

V. Finishing Up

• Check the print for any issues
• And then you can now move to the final step “Enjoy Your 3 Color Print Job”