Re: silkscreen and Xerox

Mark Blockovich (mblock@tcd.net)
Thu, 18 May 1995 18:43:58 -0600

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> I have a friend who has a very profitable screen buis. and uses
>xerox copies all of the time. Screens work on a pos. instead of a neg.
>Just use the copy on the screen and shoot light through the print onto
>the screen.
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>RUSSELL
>DONE

Russell,

I currently use positives/vellum and my light box to burn screens. If you
could give me some details on how to use a Xerox machine and a paper copy,
I would appreciate it. As far as I understand this...you place the paper
copy of a design on the screens film emulsion, then place the screen on the
copy machine, then press the copy machines start button. The light passes
and voila, you wash out the screen and have a stencil. Is this correct?

Mark blockovich
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