Removable Water-Based Resist - 8 Ounce

This resist gets 5 stars for ease of use, quality, and easy removal. Although transferring from the bottle to smaller applicators is challenging (I wish it was in a jar) and a bit messy. It goes on the silk easily and effortlessly with minimal to no spreading. It does take a while to dry completely, but it makes excellent lines that I’ve not penetrated with dye even though I have gotten a little on the resist lines. As some folks have mentioned, it does pucker the fabric some, especially thicker lines, but I haven’t noticed it affecting its resistant qualities or affecting how the dyes act. It’s easy to remove, even after steaming, just rubbing off in cold water with a little silk detergent. Overall, it’s a tremendous product and I don’t have to mess with toxic chemicals or worry about environmental problems from washing this down the sink, which should not be done with Resistad.

This was a bit of a mess to use. It got everywhere. But: it absolutely worked. Gave me a reasonably crisp line between the dye and undyed fabric. Washed out nicely after dyeing. Overall, very happy.

I used this in little precision-drawing bottles in a workshop where I only had 15 minutes for it to dry. It wasn't all dry, but it did well enough against the dye (Fiber Reactive synthetic) and the workshop participants really liked it. It says it's non-toxic, which is important in the school setting where I use it. There's very little information on the bottle, but it's pretty straightforward to use.

I guess it was ok didn't get any complaints.

One of the 2 bottles was damaged. The cap was off of it and the seal was not tight. The product spilled all over the shipping box.

I did not receive the black paint on resist, I wanted instead I got the wash out non color resist.

Very difficult to apply accurately and doesnt resist completely

So I set out to test this product, seems it could actually work if I didn’t accidentally put it in warm water.It doesn’t give drying and wash out instructions however...I was using Dharma, which prefers lukewarm.I soaked the cloth for 24 hours, probably should do it less.