i havnt used these before but a tip that i read somewhere to make the bags last longer is to do your aggitating in a bucket without the bags in it then pour into the bucket with the bags in. they are supposed to be sturdy though. though expensive. someone else found these and i think i will try these first.Blick Cord-Stretched Frame with 110 Monofilament Polyester Mesh - BLICK art materials
if you look under screen printing you can find different frames, material, and hole sizes. the op said that the monofilament is what you need not the multifillament.
with the right screen sizes you should be able to do both dry and bubble with these screens.
good job stinky i have always wanted to try making some.
twoguysupnorth Reviewed by twoguysupnorth on . Stinky Bubbles oOo.O..ooO.o.Oo.Oo.o.OO.o. Mmmm bubblehash! I I know SOMEONE was wondering whether there was going to be a bathtub involved. Today I got a chance to use a set of bubble bags- a custom 4 bag/5 gallon set, working mesh, 73u, 45u, and 25u. I used 2- 5 gallon pails, about a cubic foot of dried shredded trim loosely packed, 2 bags of ice, and a stiff whisk for agitation. Rating: 5