Review on 🎨 Speedball 8-Ounce Fabric Screen Printing Ink in Vibrant Night Glow Green by Carla Anderson

, I always do a random screenprinting project for myself or friends - the current glow-in-the-dark ink project. I used to use white and green, but I was looking for additional colors for bandanas. These bandanas are perfect for a rave dog birthday party. Basically we will be at the dog park at dusk playing with the dog whatever glow in the dark which is dog friendly so birthday party bandanas are one of the things. My stepdaughter drew the design and I made the screen, now I screen print the puppy bandanas. Glow-in-the-dark yellow ink is used on blue bandanas. The pattern is clearly visible in the light and glows in the dark. I tried to take a picture - it didn't work. It doesn't shine brightly, but it shines. Or at least it will be until the dogs cover them in mud as they frolic around the dog park at dusk. The ink applied smoothly with no issues and dried in the same time as the non-glow in the dark ink I used. In general, I am satisfied with the result of the project. Remember - they won't shine brightly, but they will glow. The ink applied smoothly with no issues and dried in the same time as the non-glow in the dark ink I used. In general, I am satisfied with the result of the project. Remember - they won't shine brightly, but they will glow. The ink applied smoothly with no issues and dried in the same time as the non-glow in the dark ink I used. In general, I am satisfied with the result of the project. Remember - they won't shine brightly, but they will glow.