Made from high quality pigments, Speedball’s Oil-Based Block Printing Inks are formulated to be permanent, waterproof and archival. Speedball Oil-Based Inks can be used for printing on paper with any traditional printmaking surface.
Is oil-based ink permanent?
Made from high quality pigments, Speedball’s Oil-Based Block Printing Inks are formulated to be permanent, waterproof and archival. Available in 6 rich colors, Speedball Oil-Based Inks can be used for printing on paper with any traditional printmaking surface.
Can screen printing ink be used for block printing?
Water based screen printing inks are great inks to work with when it comes to block printing on fabric. Oil based inks can be used as well, but are better for use on paper. I prefer using water based inks for my fabric printing, mostly because oil based inks are stickier, more smelly, and dry much more slowly.
What kind of ink do you use for block printing?
Is Speedball ink good?
Speedball Opaque Fabric Screen Printing Ink Colour: Gold The fact that it delivers greater coverage as well as smoother workability makes the best choice for all beginners and professional screen printers out there. Packaged in 8 oz. jar, this ink has a rich, vibrant color (as you’d expect in any quality fabric ink).
How long do you cure speedball ink?
Speedball recommends 24-48 hours. I am usually trying to get shirts done the night before I need them. Personally, I haven’t had any problems with heat setting them after less than 24 hours of drying.
Does Speedball ink expire?
Speedball guarantees all our inks for two years. However, if stored properly the ink should remain usable beyond that period.
What temperature does Speedball ink cure at?
Speedball water-based fabric inks can be cured by using a household iron. Check your iron settings compared to the fabric you printed on. Use only fabrics that can be subjected to temperatures of at least 275°-375° F.
