Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Just printed black bandannas and it worked really well with one hit. If you flash the bandannas shrink. We are about to try in on 100 poly
It's good, not great, but good. I will say it's very susceptible to temp swings, ours hardened in the bucket, which I have had OneStroke's 357 do as well.The single hit coverage isn't as good as ELT or 357, but the bleed resistance is very similar from our tests. PFP is fantastic.After testing it we decided to stay with OneStroke. I've also had a complaint about Wilflex inks recently and to be honest I'm not happy with how they handled it. I have to be honest, I don't like the Epic formulas. They aren't the inks that Genesis was. They are closer to the old MP series. It's like they are afraid to fully load them with pigment.I dunno, maybe it's just me.
It worked good on the poly. Sort of an Under Amour poly PFP. Cure at 280 with the firefly no bleeding. The shirt was navy. The ink is creamy and the print was smooth. The ELT I have used in the past was thick as if it had blowing agent. This stayed thin. The brown firefly is good at hitting the precise temp to cure this or anything we print these days. It is a must for low temp inks and poly.