Rapid Cure® Screen Printing Ink Fluorescent Blue (8oz.) - Plastisol Ink for Screen Printing, Screen Printing Paint for Fabric - Tshirt by Screen Print Direct, Bright Blue Ink for Silk Screen

I used this on a shirt project for Christmas... The color is amazing! It was shiny and silvery, and cured quickly with heat.It's super important to follow the instructions, and have remover on hand for your screen.This does not dry in your screen, which I loved, because I could screen, heat, and get the next shirt ready without drying.

My wife, who does screen printing, says that this is the best plastisol ink that she has ever used!! Ease of application and ease of cleaning are both superior. Nothing more needs to be said.

Easy to use, harder to clean but very durable.

Only reason did not give 5 star was I found it a little hard to work with. Like anything else once I master it I am sure it will be fine. Wish it came in smaller size for the novice user. Feel it will go out of date before I use it all. Will buy again because the colors are awesome.

Home studio in my basement. I've tried other white inks, and they're nothing like the smooth, reliable low cure ink here. This is usable right out of the container (although I do mix mine before each use with a cordless drill and a paint can opener jammed into the drill). Spreads nicely, evenly, and the low cure is so nice to work with. Even in the winter, in Chicago (where my basement temps are LOW), this ink still responds well and is dependable. ORDER IT NOW.

This stuff was really really unusably thick. I tried it anyway and made a huge mess. Also, it’s not water soluble, so I had to use a ton of paint thinner to get any of it off of my screen, which I’m sure isn’t good for the screen.

I ordered this gold with very little expectations. I have a professional apparel shop and had never needed to use gold ink and I wanted to give it a try. This was better than it had a right to be. The price was good, and I was shocked at how easy it went down. I pushed it through a 156 mesh and did a print/flash/print on black DT6000s. Got a very nice result. I will use this brand in the future.

White ink is great for solid coverage on dark shirts and for underbase.Standard colors don’t need under base on dark (except yellow and maybe a few others)Flo color’s definitely need underbase unless on white shirts.