Low Temperature Curing Plastisol Screen Print Direct Ink - Rapid Cure Green Quart (32Oz.) For Fabric Printing Review

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.

Easy to use on my press. Flash dried about 300 degrees for maybe 10 seconds that's it, washed and dried looks the same. Great ink and great self life if left open for extended periods of time.

I bought this just two months ago and finally around to opening the box… It is almost a solid component in the container. I’ve tried to stir it around, but it’s no where near the consistency of speedball paints. I’m not sure if this is how it’s supposed to be. Is there any recommendation from anyone before I attempt to use it? I can’t return it now and don’t want to waste it.

I used a flash dryer as the description said at 270°F sold the shirts and the ink bled everywhere so I now have to spend my money to refund them I would recommend using some thing even as a conventional dryer to help said the ink do not listen to what they are telling you to do

Color online looks nothing like the color in person! I know screens can make colors look different which is why I looked at it on my phone lap top and computer. I am not happy, very wrong!

Ink is beautiful! Creamy smooth opaque and 1/2 the price, and that included the shippingI will be trying the black low temp and wish they had other low temp colors.I would switch ink providers in a heartbeat if they had a full color selection of low temp inks

I think that they must store this in a hot place or the truck was hot because the ink was the consistency of marshmallow fluff and semi cured when it got to me. Don’t buy! It was not usable at all

It looks like tooth paste. I made a shirt .it was messy. I had to use paint thinner to remove it from my silk screen, hands, table etc, two days later wore the shirt and it stained my seatbelt. I used other paint and none of this happened, wore the shirts one day after and no stains. Maybe I got a bad batch who knows but definitely won't use it again.

Nicely priced low-temp cure ink! Used it as a black on black print on a tri-blend shirt and turned out really nice. Used it as is out of the tub and also experimented with other additives. Really nice finish with all of them

Works great! I had great coverage on dark shirts with just running my squeegee over my screen twice. I would highly recommend! A little harder to clean up that a water based paint but well worth the effort!

I’ve used this kind of ink before and never had an issue. This was almost a solid mass in the container. I had to work the ink for about 15 minutes to get it useable, which included stirring in some reducer. Then, it kept clogging the screen as if it had solid specks in it. I had to press wash periodically. It was not a good experience.

Surprisingly good! I needed a good quality white for dark garments and found it at a very good price.Very easy to print through higher mesh count on a dark garment.As good as any of the established screen printing brands. High opaque, low bleed👍I plan to order other colors as needed.