Rapid Cure® Screen Printing Ink Blue Lagoon (Quart - 32oz.) - Plastisol Ink for Screen Printing, Fast Curing Fabric Paint - Screen Print Direct®, USA Made

• Easy to Use - Rapid Cure Plastisol Inks cure as low as 270°F compared to the average plastisol ink that cures at 320°F. Our screen printing ink is easier to use with a much longer shelf life of over 12 months. Our screen printing inks make your custom screen printed designs come to life.
• Low Bleed and Very Versatile - Our silk screen ink allows you to print paint on a variety textiles such as cotton and polyester blends. Rapid Cure can also be used for plastisol heat transfers as well as cold peel transfer. Choose your favorite fabric screen printing method and go create.
• Screen Print Ink with Style - Our fabric screen printing ink yields a bold, vibrant, and highly opaque color with a short body making it easy to work with on your screen printing press. Layer your inks with confidence knowing you are using the best in printing ink.
• Tons of Options - From black screen printing ink to glitter inks we have so many colors to choose from. With our Rapid Cure plastisol ink you can cure quickly with a heat press, conveyor dryer, flash dryer or heat gun. Great for DIY home screen printing.
• Made in the USA - All of our silkscreen ink is made here in the USA and hand-scooped by SPD's very finest. Non-phthalate, Non-toxic and CPSIA compliant.

The best bang for your buck on the internet when it comes to plastisol ink. This ink works great and won’t break the bank. Formulated and designed by printers for printers. Rapid Cure is the best solution for printing on polyester blends and cotton. Our Rapid Cure series cures at a much lower temperature than competitors. Curing at a lower temperature will save you money and time. This ink will help avoid dye migration and scorching your garment. Once printed this plastisol feels great to the touch and leaves a semi-gloss finish. Our rapid cure series feels great to work with because of the perfect viscosity. Test your substrate first to make sure the ink works properly.