Marabu Alcohol Ink Set | Alcohol Ink for Resin Petri Dish Making and Epoxy Resin Painting | 9 Metallic Colors of Alcohol Inks | Pack of 3 Brushes for Alcohol Paint

Marabu Alcohol Ink For Resin
Includes 9 Metallic colors of Alcohol Inks.
Each bottle contains 0.68oz/20ml.
3 high-quality paint brushes.

Tips for Success:

Bottles are shipped sealed to prevent leakage. To open, press and pull the white cap off. Use a push pin to carefully poke a small hole straight down through the applicator tip. For a larger hole, snip off the tip with scissors.

The well around the rim of the applicator tip is designed to catch drips and keep the outside of your bottle clean. After each use, be sure to wipe out the well before tipping the bottle to ensure precision placement of your ink drops.

Metallics must be shaken well before use. Leave the cap on while shaking or hold your finger over the applicator tip during use if the bottle is open. Shake the bottle from side to side, like ringing a bell, rather than up and down to prevent the ink from splattering. If you cannot hear the mixing ball moving inside the bottle while shaking, tap the bottom of the bottle a few times on your table to loosen the ball from the pigments that have settled.

Our inks are highly concentrated to give you more control in your work. To make the color extend further or “bloom”, we recommend adding the Extender medium. You can also use Isopropyl alcohol to spread color, if desired, though this may affect the adhesion qualities of the ink.

Clean spills with isopropyl alcohol.

Alcohol Inks are acid-free and have a shelf life of five years.

As alcohol inks are dye-based and translucent, UV exposure will cause the colors to fade over time. Unlike pigments, dyes are not inherently lightfast, but the quality of Marabu’s dyes offer fairly good lightfastness. To help protect your inks from UV exposure, brush them first with an isolation coat of Aqua Varnish (waterbased sealer), then with a coat of UV-resistant varnish (test a small area first to ensure the inks do not reactivate).