Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
I only use pink Ulano QTX, wish I could find a blue that was as good and similar in price. Chromo blue is WAAAYYY to expensive.
I only pay $62 for QTX, that blue you mention is like $97 a gallon.
I use kiwo poly plus s, a fantastic emulsion imo. Though I am pretty sure that it doesn't work for plastisol or waterbased. They do offer more expensive options in the poly plus line that will do everything, including ceramics. Anyhow, they offer it undyed (clear) and dyed (green when wet and blue on a white mesh when exposed. I understand that dyed emulsion is generally to avoid incidental light ruining the exposure, but the clear poly plus seems strange to me. The type of stencil that the user is likely to make is high detail. It could be that they realize that most of their users will be using dyed mesh already and that might take care of the light bounce?I have another emulsion question, some of the emulsions I have tried in the past claim to be freezable. Does that mean what I think it does? Why would you freeze an emulsion?