the fastness level a quantity of only 5 g of crosslinking agent was sufficient for the fastness level achieved the printing pastes of example 2 a c were applied to woven and knitted cotton fabrics by rotary printing machine the prints were fixed in the same way as in example 2 prints having good performance properties and good feel were obtained the fixing conditions became apparent in the same way as in example 2 example 2 was repeated except that 120 g of polyurethane binder were used instead of the acrylate binder and no pigment was used 10 g of polyisocyanate 1 was added as crosslinking agent to 990 g of this binder mixture a light high quality cotton was printed with this printing paste and the resultant printed textile was tested in a fade o meter resistance to yellowing and fastness to wet brush washing were satisfactory the procedure of example 3 was repeated except that the formaldehyde donor was replaced by 16 g of a 50 solution of triglycidyl urazole in diacetone alcohol fixing after storage for 2 weeks at room temperature and after 5 minutes at 80 u00b0 c resulted after the brush washing test in no sign of abrasion of the printing of the textile the procedure of example 5 was repeated using 16 g of a 50 solution of 4 4 39 diglycidyl 2 2 propane in diacetone alcohol an improvement in brush.