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How To Print Number
Stencils
Screen Preparation:
Use 60-110 Monofilament Polyester Mesh.
Block out screen so an opening remains in center of the screen as follows –
For
4” numbers, 6 ½” H x 6 ½” W opening
For
6” numbers, 8 ½” H x 9” W opening
For
8” numbers, 10 ½” H x 11” W opening
For
10” numbers, 13” H x 14” W opening
For
single digit numbers use 3” wide paper strips to block out any opening
surrounding the stencil.
1) Select appropriate number stencil and collate with shirt.
Place shirt over pallet. Carefully extract die cut number from sheet to
expose stencil. Save die cut for reverse number printing if desired.
2) Arrange and line up stencil(s) on shirt. Overlap stencils more
than ¼” between double numbers. Remember to align center pieces of the 0,
4, 6, 8, or 9 within the outline.
3) Use paper strips to mask edges of number(s) where screen opening is
larger than stencil.
4) Lay screen down on stencil and shirt. Add ink of choice.
Pull squeegee once to adhere stencil to screen and again to print a clean
image.
5) Lift screen to check printed number. Remove shirt from pallet
and place on dryer.
6) Remove and discard
the paper stencil(s) from the screen. Remember to remove the centers of
the 0, 4, 6, 8, or 9. Your numbered shirt is ready to wear once the ink
is cured. Repeat this simple process to print more number stencils.