Monthly Archives: August 2009

I have often been asked, “which inks do you prefer?” And to be honest, that is not an easy question to answer. Well… actually that’s not true, most of the time. As far as inks go, I do prefer Wilflex … Continue reading →

Creating dense film that will block near 100% of light is often difficult using home printers. Make sure to check out the article on the website covering film output and RIP software. It’s on the Printing Articles section under the … Continue reading →

There have bee a few new additions to the website in the past weeks. Of course this blog is new. I hope everyone who reads it , enjoys it. I will try very hard to make regular blog entries. You … Continue reading →

When you are running a small screen printing shop, it is often difficult to keep up with the demands of your customers. The same goes for anyone just starting up with a limited budget. Many screen printers start with an … Continue reading →

Catspit Productions is an entirely free screen printing educational resource. It is our hope that you will find the screen printing information on the website useful and entertaining. But please remember, Catspit Productions has absolutely no money to pay for … Continue reading →

As many of you may know from this video: “How To Screen Print: Washing Out The Stencil & Reclaiming”   My pressure washer had broken the day I chose to make this video. It was a real inconvenience and I … Continue reading →

Since the very first Catspit video I have understood the limitations and hardships of being my own camera man. Making the videos entirely by myself from filming to editing is not as easy as it may appear. The physical tasks … Continue reading →

I have noticed that many people use a blog much like a website. Evidently, blogs are very powerful in their ability to handle multi media postings and HTML. I never knew this until now. I am new to blogging in … Continue reading →

I just wanted to make a quick note about the annotations on my educational videos. The annotations, as is obvious, are made through YouTube’s annotation editor. Therefore, the annotations are not complete immediately after the upload. It takes about 20 … Continue reading →

I have noticed lately like many YouTube users that some of my view counters on my videos are very, very slow or stopped at times. I see that this has been a problem for many others as well. I have … Continue reading →