Thanks for the video! I did not understand how to prepare the stop-out solution, with what we mix the red ground?

Thank you for your prompt reply! Yes I have got a piece of screen mesh… now I know how to clean it, I will use that - thanks again

Could you tell Mehta is the tack reducer

Even after all that discussion, he never explained the real purpose of the yellow mesh or the addition of the 2nd application of ground, or the reason the yellow mesh was used again.

Sorry if it wasn’t made clear the mesh is used to help prevent ground being lifted from areas where you don’t place items. With a little ground on the mesh this further helps to improve this. I think at 4.20 min I mention this.

Thank you! Very useful!

which kind of brayer (brand / hardness ) do you use ?

9:55 small amount of..?  Please

Can you reuse the mesh - screen printing mesh is pricey…or is a fine light cotton fabric ok? Like muslin etc

Having bought red BIG to do a soft ground, don’t have an oven available to harden ground. Can I use a hot plate and if so, what temperature?

Thank you. You mentioned the importance of appropriate pressure from the press, and that you achieve it by using only two blankets. Do you adjust the calibration at all?

Hi do I have to bake the plate with the soft ground or can I put it directly in the ferric ?

Do we need to carve the leaf pattern or is it already engraved by rolling it into the press ?

..."Big" = ?!.... Is that a "brand name" for some 'stop-out'/'ground'/'resist' chemical?!  Please provide a list of the materials used. Thanks!!