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

I always do a random screenprint project for myself or friends - the current glow-in-the-dark ink project for the Rave Puppy Birthday Party. I have used white, yellow and green in the past but have been looking for additional bandana colors. Mostly dogs will play with anything glow in the dark pet safe and play in the dog park at dusk. So I volunteered to make glow-in-the-dark ink birthday bandanas. My stepdaughter drew a caricature of the birthday girl, and I made a screen, now I'm printing puppy bandanas. Blue dye that glows in the dark is used on lavender 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. At least not until the dogs get them dirty playing at 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. It dries to a light blue color. In general, I am satisfied with the result of the project. Remember - they won't shine brightly, but they will glow. dries in the same time as the non-glow in the dark ink I used. It dries to a light blue color. In general, I am satisfied with the result of the project. Remember - they will not shine bright, but they shine. dries in the same time as the non-glow in the dark ink I used. It dries to a light blue color. In general, I'm happy with the outcome of the project. Remember - they won't shine brightly, but they will glow.