Screen Print DirectEcotex® Snow White Water Based Printing Ink (Pint - 16oz.) - Fabric Ink, Silk Ink, Soft Fabric Ink or Ink for Shirt Printing - Printing Supplies for Printing Kit

So angry about this one. I was hopping to improve cracking on white ink. I was shipped emulsion the first time, second time I received what seems to be correct, however I went to use it and after two passes the frame was clogging. I’m almost certain this is plastisol ink and was mislabeled. I don’t use that so I didn’t have the proper cleaning products needed and now I have a screen that is ruined because I cannot clean it out and had orders that needed to be completed. How do you mess up the product you are shipping out and then mislabel

review written by my girlfriend: just a hobbyist, this is my first time screenprinting and i decided to go with everything ecotex. it took some trial and error to figure this ink out, idk if its just me but i had to make like 5-6 passes to get a good transfer. could be the ink, could just be my own incompetence. either way im using up quite a bit of ink because of that. still a good product and does what it needs to do !

I like using jaquard water based ink, but I thought I’d give this a try. It is lighter, and a little too creamy, and it flakes into little tiny pieces as it dries (dries much faster than other inks)It does its job but I still like jaquard ink it’s a little heavier and keeps a thicker consistency longer and I get much longer runs out of it. You’ll just have to work a lot faster with this ink.

I really like this ink, but the most recent batch I got smells terrible - like really bad. Dead fish smell or something? I can't put my finger on it, but the batch I had before this one was fine.

Great product so far. Tried speedball ink & it kept cracking even though I was doing exactly what I should. I switched to ecotex using the same shirt & same exact process with no cracking! So happy