You may have noticed that as soon as you finish laying down an under base and the mesh releases its contact with the substrate, it pulls up on the fibers of the garment. That's called fibrillation. Printing colors on top of a fibrillated shirt greatly reduces the resolution, detail, and smoothness of your final print. You can fix this problem by using a Roller Squeegee after the flash to matte down the fibers. Printing colors on top of this newly hard surface will bring out the detail of your final prints and significantly increase their smoothness (hand feel).

Included in every Automatic Starter Kit:

• 1 x Teflon Sheet (PTFE)

• 1 x 23" x 31" Frame

• 1 x 16" Roller Squeegee

• 1 x Double Blade Squeegee 16"
• 1 x Double Blade Squeegee Cleaner