JacquardProfessional Screen Print Ink, Water-Soluable, 4oz Jar, Super Opaque White (119)

The best white ink for printing on black fabric. Make sure you mix your working ink with water to a consistency of brownie batter. It takes 3 passes with this to get a crisp bright white on black cotton t shirts. Lasts through multiple runs through washed/dryer. So much better than speedball.

Super thick but i mix 3parts speedball with 1 part this. mixes wonderfully, prints great, lasts long. It makes speedball slightly less watery and easier to work with.

Easy to use product. I used it to paint my logo on some pastic jars and it worked out beautifully. What I love most about it is if I messed up I could easily wash it off because its water based. But once I let it dry fro 24 hours, it was solid. Its an easy cleanup too. So glad I found this paint for my screen print projects

This ink works very well for a waterborne ink. My prints have survived months of washing with only slight fading. For print longevity I prefer to use a very light print of plastisol, but this ink is fully adequate as well and is somewhat easier to clean up.

I typically have used Speedball inks, but was in a bind and decided to try the Jacquard Super Opaque White for use on a black shirt. The image came out fine, but even though I tried to put this on pretty thick, it was still a bit transparent with the dark shirt coming through. I used this on a few different dark colored shirts of different materials with the same issue each time. The result is that the image, although clearly visible and discernable, appears more gray than a crisp, bright white. The other opaque inks I've used don't have that problem - they dry pretty thick on the shirt. Bottom line, the ink handles fine during printing, but I'm disappointed with the results and wouldn't recommend this for dark fabrics; there are other options which may cost a dollar or two more, but with much better results.

A reliable, tried and true ink. It’s always our go to.

This does not disappoint! This ink is thick, yes, but most all white screenprinting inks are. I had issues with speedballs white ink and this does just what I want. Super white on darks. No cracks after multiple washes either. If you’re looking for a waterbased white, I recommend for sure

I was not able to use this. It was so dried out that is wasn't even able to be thinned with water without having tons of clumps. Very disappointed. I don't blame the manufacturer because Jacquard has always been a solid brand. I think that they are just very old products or been opened at some point.