Monthly Archives: October 2009

Are you having trouble producing a decent film positive at home without RIP software on your home computer? The solution is: Catspit’s Super Inkjet Film Positives. This inkjet film for making screen printing stencils is the absolute best to use … Continue reading →

The newest video on YouTube is called How To Screen Print: Reclaiming & De-Hazing Expanded. This is an all new video which goes further into detail about reclaiming and de-hazing screens for screen printing. This is the very first time … Continue reading →

The next video uploaded will be an expanded edition of the reclaiming demo. This will be posted Wednesday morning, YouTube permitting. This is an all new video with a more in depth look at reclaiming screens. There is also an … Continue reading →

I have been working on a new 1 color Catspit design to be printed in black ink on a variety of items. I want to come up with a cool design that can be easy to “stamp” everywhere I can. … Continue reading →

Once again I am the subject of penalization from YouTube’s anti fake view count algorithms. The video How To Screen Print: Self Weeding Heat Transfer Paper has been stuck on 303 view counts for almost 3 days. I just can’t … Continue reading →

When screen printing at home, it is often the rule to improvise with inexpensive solutions for professional grade equipment and tools. This is fine for messing around in the garage for fun and the occasional family band tee shirts. But … Continue reading →

Check out the latest addition to the Catspit website. A new Print Supplies page has been added just below the Equipment Sales page in the navigation menu. This is where you will find screen printing supplies that I have hand … Continue reading →

Now that I have been coerced into upgrading my printer to a wide format Epson 1400 inkjet by work demands, I have discovered that Quad Tone Rip or QTR is not well suited for film making. QTR is RIP software … Continue reading →

Catspit Productions will  be at Arizona Joe’s in Apache Junction on Thursday night. If you are in the Phoenix area, come on out and visit us. We will be displaying and selling Catspit custom logo wear. Pick up a free … Continue reading →

I have come to the conclusion that screen printing is a technical process first and foremost. There is a very simple reason I say that. And the reason is one of the things that many screen printing shop owners don’t … Continue reading →