Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
I just printed a few hundred blue tees with the Rutland DC white and I gotta say I think it's better than the CCI. I will have to take a few sample home and wash them but so far they look a couple shades whiter than my washed CCI samples. One stroke through a 156/64 with a White Knight squeegee blade yielded a nice white.
Alan wth is a "white knight" blade?
I see what you mean on the care needed in marketing blades like that, kind of like the newman constant force stuff. Most printers probably think it's junk b/c they aren't aware of how it's intended to be used.
my CCI white was climbing the squeegee enough I had to base it down and add a bit of water