Ecotex® Tex-Blue Screen Printing Emulsion (Pint - 16oz.) Pre-Sensitized Photo Emulsion for Silk Screens and Fabric - for Screen Printing Plastisol Inks, Pure Photopolymer Screen Printing Supplies

shipping is taking way longer than advertised . every time the packages are late. products are great though.

Worked fantastic. I was able to teach myself silk screaming, good stuff

Great price. I ordered the same product from the company that supplies Amazon on the same day as this. Amazon’s arrived a week before the other!

Been using it for about two years now and it simply works. Never had any issues. I coat both sides of a ***CLEAN and de-greased*** screen, let it dry overnight (outside down, like it's oriented when printing) in a rack (homebrewed with pvc pipe) with a simple box fan running *across* it. Very forgiving as far as safe-light goes. Don't have to go nuts. I just use simple 60 watt yellow bug light bulbs. Good thing to remember is, when you go to wash it out after exposure, wet it down *gently* and let it sit for about 30 secs, to soften the unexposed design part. THEN use more force. Cheers.

This product is amazing and under a 50 watt uv led it only takes 7 seconds. If you look at the post that says DO NOT BUY and the photos it looks like about twenty coats of emulsion on the screen. 0o Of course this wont work if you apply it like cement. One thin coat and 7 seconds and easy wash out for use. Ill stick with this product

Works well. I've had not issues. Forty-three seconds for a perfect, easy to rinse exposure.

Started using once I got it. Be careful opening container. You can bend the plastic while prying the lid open. I got the lid on just takes a little bit. Other then that the product is great!

First time using this after I've been using Jacquard Photo Emulsion & Diazo Sensitizer for over two years. This product doesn't need to be mixed and it lasts wayyy longer. Only thing to keep in mind it this stuff has to be very thinly and evenly coated on the screen or there may be minor imperfections on the print. Otherwise this is the best emulsion I've used so far.