Fabric Screen Printing Inkby Speedball
Fabric Screen Inks are water-based, non-toxic, and non-flammable. Suitable for T-shirts, tablecloths, etc. For use on cotton, polyester, blends, linen, rayon, and other synthetic fibers (NOT for use on nylon). Also works great on paper and cardboard! Easy clean-up with water. Wash fast when properly heat-set. Jars have inner seal. Contains no solvents with no offensive smell. AP Non-Toxic conforms to ASTM D-4236. Can be screen printed or painted on with brush. For best results, pre-wash fabric and always pre-test before production runs. Mix with Speedball Transparent Base for transparency and Speedball Retarder Base to slow drying. Inks must be properly heat set. After ink dries, use a paper or cloth interface and iron using a household iron at medium to high setting for 3 to 5 minutes on each side. Available in Night Glo and new Fluorescent Colors in 8 oz. jars.
Ask a question about Fabric Screen Printing Ink Ask a question about this product | See all questions & answers (5) Average User Rating: Based on (40 Reviews) Penelope V. from Redondo Beach, CA says: I have always been happy with this ink in any color. The consistency has always been good, never had to mess with it and doesn't get clumpy. Highly recommend this for any beginner and I have started to...[more] Please wait...
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How many shirts can I get out of this product? - Asked by Jerrett Gray on 08-Jul-13
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This will vary depending on application (printed or painted), as well as the size and detail of the designs. - Answered by MisterArt on 09-Jul-13What is the recommended screen-fabric mesh size for printing with Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink? Would you recommend 10XX or 12XX or 14XX? I print on 100% cotton tees. - Asked by Sandy on 23-May-13
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The recommended mesh size for this ink is 10xx. - Answered by MisterArt on 24-May-13Will Speedball acrylic screen-printing ink dry and cure with just air? - Asked by missy on 24-Feb-13
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The fabric screen printing inks must be heat set. The acrylic screen printing inks can be air dried. - Answered by MisterArt on 25-Feb-13I would like to know if it is possible to screen print onto waxed canvas. - Asked by Wendy on 17-Jan-13
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The Fabric Screen Printing Ink by Speedball can be used directly on canvas. However, if the surface is waxed, the ink will not adhere well as it is a water-based ink. - Answered by MisterArt on 18-Jan-13What is the ratio of ink to retarder and transparent base? - Asked by Alyssa on 26-Sep-12
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According to Speedball, to improve the lubricity (slipperiness) of the ink, you may add the transparent base. To slow drying or to prevent screen clogging, add the retarder base (1-2 tbs. to 8 oz. of ink). - Answered by MisterArt on 11-Oct-12Ask a Question About Fabric Screen Printing Ink
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