Tribe.net. Local Connections chaos http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/cbbae086-ad4e-4f69-b7aa-6c1e1ea34c52#4e894666-f953-4f5b-9176-cbd67796addd 2009-01-20T15:51:02Z 2009-01-20T15:51:02Z

get an oversized retensionable frame, might cost you about $75, valley litho sells a manual stretcher for several hundred dollars i think, they make a special adhesive for this, available at screenprint supply shops www.chaosprinting.com

chaos 2009-01-20T15:51:02Z Jeremy http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/cbbae086-ad4e-4f69-b7aa-6c1e1ea34c52#e72cc797-0039-4cec-9229-ad4ca3096762 2008-08-14T17:45:23Z 2008-08-14T17:45:23Z

Also screen printing suppliers sell Mesh Adhesive and Debonder Solvent to take mesh off.

Jeremy 2008-08-14T17:45:23Z Jeremy http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/cbbae086-ad4e-4f69-b7aa-6c1e1ea34c52#2ed38d50-92b8-4264-b201-37b0ad3cd148 2008-08-14T17:43:46Z 2008-08-14T17:43:46Z

I don't have much experience with tensioning aluminum frames. It is my understanding that to tension them properly/professionally you would need to use a tensioning machine which costs over a thousand dollars. A supplier I use sells the Accu Stretch: http://www.tufproducts.com/accu.htm But there is another solution! According to http://hipsternashville.blogspot.com/2007/08/my-screenprinting-adventure-nashville.html you can stretch screens the same way you would stretch canvas. he points to http://painting.about.com/od/oilpainting/a/stretch_canvas.htm hope this helps!

Jeremy 2008-08-14T17:43:46Z john http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/cbbae086-ad4e-4f69-b7aa-6c1e1ea34c52#33730cf5-5cdc-4420-89e9-b55f86d3661f 2008-01-25T03:34:56Z 2008-01-25T03:34:56Z

I have several used frames that need new screen. I believe they use a CA glue to adhear screen to the frame has anyone ever tried to do this?

john 2008-01-25T03:34:56Z