Amazing Bright White

[CSPGarrett]

Does anyone have any feed back with this ink?  As we prep for another 5er of Legacy I thought I may try and grab a sample of it to give it a try. Looking just want to make sure it has after flash tack and WOW ability (assuming it does).

Thanks for the input!! - Garrett

[Printficient]

Really should try to avoid after flash tack as that is probably over flashed.  Should feel like warm paper (dry to touch with no tacky feeling)

[CSPGarrett]

I meant to see if it is an ink that doesn't have it often, our Legacy is a 1-3 second flash and usually doesn't have it, prints pretty smooth even when a spot color is right after the flash.

[Jwcontractscreen]

I use used up my 5 and it seems pretty similar to quick white to me. Lays a little thicker cover and is much creamier once it warms up a bit.  My guys make a bit of a mess taking it out of the screens.

[Colin]

So it gets really runny when warm?

[Binkspot]

Works nice on the manual, easy to use on a cold day. Didn't like it on the auto, lacked opacity. IMO the legacy and quick are much better products.

[CSPGarrett]

Thanks Brian, I guess I will stick with the Legacy, haven't had any issues, has great opacity, and spot color is a quick ship for it.

[scott316]

Legacy white is a great white. We offer it at $265 with free shipping. We can also offer mix and match singles to get 5 gallon pricing.  Includes colors and black and white.

[CSPGarrett]

Hey Scott,

Yeah we plan to get it from you guys from now on.  McLogan is just a bit too far of a ship time.

[scott316]

Hey Scott,

Yeah we plan to get it from you guys from now on.  McLogan is just a bit too far of a ship time.

Ok sounds great!!!

[jsheridan]

I wasn't too impressed with the QT I had so we stay on quick.

[Screened Gear]

Just did a 5 of this ink and I will not be buying it again. Quick is more consistant. I honestly liked SF LP better then this one. Only if SF had less puff it would work fine in my shop.

[Itsa Little CrOoked]

I don't want to hijack this thread, but on the Wiflex Quick White, do you guys use it for top colors too, or just underbase.

I had a bad experience with it as a spot color, large area underbase once, when I think I must have over flashed it. It was on my manual, with no consistent control...dancing around the fringes. The top colors had failed on a few of the shirts. At least that was my opinion, post autopsy.

I use Quick, I like it, but I wonder if I'm actually making a mistake using it as an all-around white.

[Screened Gear]

I don't want to hijack this thread, but on the Wiflex Quick White, do you guys use it for top colors too, or just underbase.

I had a bad experience with it as a spot color, large area underbase once, when I think I must have over flashed it. It was on my manual, with no consistent control...dancing around the fringes. The top colors had failed on a few of the shirts. At least that was my opinion, post autopsy.

I use Quick, I like it, but I wonder if I'm actually making a mistake using it as an all-around white.

If you over heat it, it will blister. It has no real puff to it so its great as a under-base or top color on high detail stuff.  I have used it as my only white for a long time.

Amazing white prints alot like quick but its its a long body ink. It does break down into a very printable ink, but is thick/sticky in the beginning. The coverage is much better on quick but if you know your press you can print both very well.

[ZooCity]

I don't want to hijack this thread, but on the Wiflex Quick White, do you guys use it for top colors too, or just underbase.

I had a bad experience with it as a spot color, large area underbase once, when I think I must have over flashed it. It was on my manual, with no consistent control...dancing around the fringes. The top colors had failed on a few of the shirts. At least that was my opinion, post autopsy.

I use Quick, I like it, but I wonder if I'm actually making a mistake using it as an all-around white.

It's our only regular plastisol white, we use it for everything and I'd recommend if for everything, excepting 100% poly or bleed prone fabrics.