Speedball Flex Fabric Screen Printing Inks

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USE FOR: Screen Printing, Stenciling, Hand Painting

USE ON: Cotton, Polyester, Blends, Linen, Rayon and synthetic Fibers

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8 oz.	$15.25	$11.75	$10.75

We love these new Speedball Flex™ Fabric Screen Printing Inks! They maintain bold beautiful colors on both light and dark fabrics and have minimal cracking or peeling with stretch fabrics. Once heat set the highly opaque water-based inks stay vibrant with a soft hand. There are limited colors so you will have to experiment with creating your own custom palette.

Made in: UNITED STATES (USA)

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Speedball Flex Fabric Screen Printing Inks are an advanced water-based ink designed to be flexible across a variety of materials.

High Opacity: Inks deliver bold, rich color whether printing on light or dark fabrics Maximum Flexibility: Ideal for use on cotton, polyester, rayon, and synthetic fibers while resisting cracking or peeling when fabric is stretched or pulled Soft Hand: Fabric remains soft to the touch Permanent: When properly heat set, inks maintain rich, vibrant color for life of the garment Limitless Palette: Create your own signature palette by mixing any FLEX Inks

For best results, all projects should be allowed to dry overnight prior to heat setting. Rushing the drying process may lead to issues such as undercured ink, poor adhesion, or ink cracking after washing.

100% Cotton: 300° for 1 minute

Triblend: 300° for 1 minute

Polyester blend: 300° for 40 seconds

Always use a piece of parchment paper to cover your printed project when heat setting whether doing so with a heat press or iron. This will prevent the ink from sticking to the heating element and to ensure even heat distribution. Use of alternative paper (e.g., copy paper, etc.,) is NOT recommended. Speedball FLEX Inks are not pure process colors. This guarantees the highly opaque performance but will require artists to experiment when developing their own custom palettes.