Rapid Cure Standard 6 Color Screen Printing Kit - 8 oz

I really like the opacity of this ink. I have used the red on a black shirt. With a print flash print, the red looks really good. And that's without the white under base. To top it off, it cures at a lower temperature. I haven't tried the other colors yet, but I'm excited to do so.

I ordered a sample kit of the Rapid Cure Plastisol and in my testing it has worked amazingly well. The low cure temps will help alleviate my issues with high poly count garments and the bleed I get when I try to cure regular plastisol. Thank you SPD for a great experience!

As a beginner ( 1 month of doing screen printing) this plastisol ink is great. I've tried 3 others just to see what works for me and I must say I'm sold on Rapid cure plastisol ink. Thank you!

I currently print at home so was looking for a low temp cure to prevent browning on fabric and to keep my apt from getting to hot- this product is perfect for my needs. Great customer service and face shipping to boot- highly recommend!

I LOVE the COLOR and im hoping there will be a water based ink with this type of color since I'm not that into plastisol ink but overall they're products are GREAT.

Not exactly what I was expecting... I normally use speedball which is yes, very generic. I love the colors! Don't get me wrong the pastels are exactly what I was looking for!! The only downside for me is that the ink is very THICK I mean think laffy taffy thick. I guess I'm just not used to using screen printing ink that is necessarily this thick. Not sure if it's supposed to be super thick or not. Otherwise I am happy with my purchase, just wish it was more “spreadable”...

plastisol inks are my favorite. I love working with this. but I am upset that part of the order the containers are not filled to the amount of 8oz ?

Some of the colors were almost solidified and when I tried to use them, clogged my screen and ruined my print.

it ruined my silk screen i had to through it away the paint didnt come of the screen.

For some reason the green & black paints came partially cured in the container. I tried to mix it with a cake spatula & it was nearly hard as a rock! I still mixed & tried to apply onto screen to print. It barely pushed thru the screen