"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
I have had great results with Rutlands Super Poly white. I like it a lot better than the poly white I have used prior to it. We have ran every color of the rainbow of poly shirts with it and never an issue so far. Just did 750 maroon poly's last week. No migration at all.
Wilflex Epic Performance White. If you use it, keep some QEC Viscosity Buster on hand and add no more than 1-2% if needed. Before reaching for the buster, warm the ink (try this with the ink you have as well) stir well and keep it moving. This solves a lot of the problems that come up with thicker inks.
Quote from: JBLUE on February 12, 2013, 10:18:56 PMI have had great results with Rutlands Super Poly white. I like it a lot better than the poly white I have used prior to it. We have ran every color of the rainbow of poly shirts with it and never an issue so far. Just did 750 maroon poly's last week. No migration at all.Thanks... can it be printed threw a 160 or higher mesh ?
Wilflex Performance White beats them all IMO, and I have tried ALL of them. Straight out of the bucket.
Xenon horse White. Cures at 260 degrees. $72 per gallon. Xenon Reg White. Cures at 290 degrees. $50 per gallon. Both go through a 160 mesh no problem