Speedball 4504W Fabric Screenprinting Ink Set

I’ve been using this brand for years, it always makes my projects look great. Whatever I paint in it feels soft and nice, not stiff or crunchy like fabric paint.My only issue I had was with the transport, they were left in heat or something because most of them popped their seal and leaked out of the jars. One had a huge gloop spilled out.But that can’t be helped. Just watch out~ Still would buy again

Having recently used Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink for a creative project, I am excited to share my experience with this exceptional product. The Speedball ink proved to be a standout performer, delivering vibrant colors, excellent coverage, and durability that exceeded my expectations.One of the most impressive features of the Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink is its vibrant color palette. The ink provides rich, bold colors that pop on various fabric surfaces, giving my prints a professional and eye-catching finish. Whether I was working on cotton, polyester, or a blend, the ink adhered smoothly and dried to a vibrant, long-lasting hue.The coverage offered by Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink is exceptional. The ink spreads evenly and consistently through the screen, resulting in crisp and sharp prints with no streaking or blotching. I was impressed by how well the ink adhered to the fabric, creating designs that looked sharp and professional even after multiple washes.Durability is another key strength of Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink. The prints maintained their color intensity and vibrancy even after repeated washings, demonstrating the ink's ability to withstand the rigors of everyday use. This durability gave me confidence that my designs would stand the test of time without fading or cracking.I found the ink to be easy to work with, with a smooth consistency that made it simple to apply to the screen and transfer onto the fabric. The ink dried quickly, allowing me to work efficiently without worrying about smudges or smears. Cleanup was a breeze, as the ink washed out of screens and tools easily with water, saving me time and effort.Overall, I highly recommend Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink to artists, designers, and crafters looking to create professional-quality prints on fabric. Its vibrant colors, excellent coverage, durability, and ease of use make it a top choice for a wide range of projects. Elevate your fabric printing experience with Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink and bring your designs to life with confidence and style.

Some of the canisters weren’t fully sealed, and I didn’t receive black ink in the set. Called customer service and they got back to me a couple days later. They are sending me a replacement ink.

I had read that this ink could be used with stamps such as IOD and Prima. It's so easy to use and the clean up is a breeze. Works great on paper or materials/fabrics. I only wish that I had known this sooner!!! This product will now be my go-to for all my stamping inks in the future.

Only giving 4 stars because like others have mentioned, upon receiving their items there was paint spillage during shipment. Not sure how but paint had leaked inside the box. I tried to be skeptical and order anyways but it sucks that it did happen. The product itself works and is good, just needs to fix leakage.

The paint is A1!

This was my first go at screenprinting, and it couldn't have been easier. Ink shows up (even on dark shirts) and makes a nice even layer after heat treating. A little ink goes a long way.During shipping my red jar did burp a bit of color onto my other jars, but maybe only a TBSP or so. The jars are sealed with both a screw lid and a heat-sealed plasticy paper lid, so I'm not sure why these continue to have problems shipping (based on my own experience and previous reviews).In any case, I would buy again and would recommend for beginners.

Boy was I scared to buy these with all the reviews of the paint arriving broken and all over the place…happy to report all my paint came intact. I’m super new to screen printing and doing it the non traditional way with vinyl, so my technique isn’t the cleanest. I have printed a batch of shirts with the yellow and WASHED one of the shirts multiple times and it looks just as bright and holding up perfectly. I wouldn’t doubt that the shirt will give out before the paint cracks are fades. I’ve read some places that people were unhappy and it washed out…but it’s super important to set the ink with heat as these are water based colors (non water based inks DO NOT require heat-set). So far I’m sold with speedball and glad I decided to try it. Will be buying again when I run out.