Screen Print Set-up – For a quick screen printing set up on the press, place a registration mark centered at the top and bottom of each film. You can do this in any art program, and have it duplicate on each film. Then, with your T-square, draw a line straight down your shirt platen. Line up the two registration marks on each screen to this vertical line and your artwork with be perfectly square and centered when you go to print.
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