🌙 Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink Night Glo Original - 8-Ounce: Vibrant & Glow-in-the-Dark Review

In daylight it looks creamy light green instead of white. Also, it's not very transparent. However, it charges quickly and glows brightly in the dark. Holds up well after washing. After the ink dried, I ironed inside out on high power for 2 minutes. I print through the screen with a paper stencil and this ink bleeds very little when used alone. The ink is more fluid than Versatex Opaque White. I haven't tried mixing them, but it might give the desired effect. Others mix these brands regularly.

I took this to make some patches for my band. Since we're supposed to be a group that offers a more attractive product than everyone else, we used glowing ink. Easy to use, washable (don't worry about messing up the sink like you do with plastic ink!), don't add that pesky texture on your shirts/patches/whatever and it shines BRIGHT! It looks a bit greenish when not lit but looks unique. Some people might find it ugly, but when you stand under a black light or in a dark room, any thought of…

This ink seems to glow very well but is not very opaque as shown in the first photo of the test print on an orange t-shirt patch. (I'm not sure why the attached images are turned sideways, they are right side up on my computer. I think that's one of Revain's secrets.) That's the only reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five. . The second photo shows Night Glo ink printed over white ink, which performs much better when it comes to normal non-luminous visibility. The third photo shows how…