Quick review on the Rapid Cure ink from Screen Print Direct

[@axxxc]

I'm so happy you made a video about this ink because I just bought a pack from them 2 days ago. I can't wait to get my hands on it and it's actually going to be my first time printing on my own. Thank you for your videos

[@fredvitolas]

Thanks for the video, I was wondering about that ink.

[@BruceLeef]

Hey Joe.... in 2024 would you still recommend this ink .. ?? Thanks again just trying to get started 🎨 👕 😊

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video Joe thanks

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Thanks Jessie

[@LillyVeeee]

Dope video!

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Thanks Lilly

[@asom7607]

is this the plastisol or water based?

[@tenahenry6257]

Is this opaque ?

[@juandelldj]

❤️

[@glennford4748]

Which is better.. Rapid Cure (ScreenPrintDirect) or Total Ink Solutions Plastisol???

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Screen print directs cures lower. Bit both are about the same. The alll purpose ink from TIS is just as smooth as screen print directs ink.

[@Dtag1971]

You ever use any of their Glitter Inks?

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

No sorry

[@Dtag1971]

@@HeartHustlePrinting No worries. Appreciate the response. Never used glitter inks.

[@richiepyke1380]

Are you using a dual cure emulsion for your fine detail screens?

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

No I just use higher mesh count.

[@richiepyke1380]

@@HeartHustlePrinting thank you. Was asking because I was having trouble exposing halftones with a photopolymer emulsion and some recommend dual cure.

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

No problem. Halftones can be tricky

[@guerinodonnabella5366]

Are the tshirts made of polyester or cotton?

[@HeartHustlePrinting]

Cotton