WILSON Sporting Goods Stencil Ink

Durable and high quality ink

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Update:I've now used black and white and my update is for white: white smells very strongly and is more messy and less durable than black. It's an almost unbearable chemical smell that can be tricky to avoid because you can only be so far from a racquet when stenciling.I actually don't have anything negative to say. However, stenciling a racquet with polyester strings will never work very well.It just can't adhere to the surface of poly well. If you're using gut or multi or maybe synthetic gut, I hear you're much better off but on polyester I only have about 10 minutes of life on the stencils. Maybe less.So I'm giving up on stenciling.

This product while it look like it "MAY" work is very thin/watery in nature. As a result it can freely drip ontoother surfaces, Please put down paper so that you don't get table tops splattered, since this is not acrylic based it won't wipe off as easily.But it would be nice if the solution was a bit thicker in order t adhere to strings more easily. I have yet to hit with this on my strings, so I will update this review when I see if it works well.

Very "watery" or thin, and didn't apply evenly or nicely. The paint comes off easily after it is dried.

Good product

I bought another brand of white ink and it was just bad. Can never go wrong with Wilson stencil ink. Works perfect for my blacked-out string bed.

I use it on my badminton racquets to make 'YY' logo. I made my own YONEX stencil logo through their website. String bed looks cool with the logo. Some ink gets onto the shuttle during play and that is to be expected. So far, I made logos on three racquets and still lot of ink is remaining. I'm planning to buy the white and red inks as well just so I can use any of them as my mood dictates. I highly recommend Wilson Black Stencil Ink.