$9.99
$6.99
The Jet Black Reinker by StazOn contains 0.7 fluid ounces. It is acid-free, archival, fast-drying solvent ink. It is ideal for all non-porous and semi-porous surfaces, such as glass, vellum, metal, acrylic, glazed tile, and more.
Have used Stazon inks for 20 or so years. Can't say enough positive about it. Dries fast but allows me to stamp perfect images. Works well for 'shaving cream' designs on cardstock. Works well with paintbrush to design projects too. Have never had fading of ink. This is my favorite stamping ink and has many colors. If I could only have one ink for all my life I'd choose Stazon. :)
Nothing glitzy about this product: does what it's supposed to do and costs less here on Scrapbook.com than elsewhere.
Stazon pad I think dries really fast (or mine did anyway..) so it is best to be purchased together with the pad the refill also..
The pad I didn't buy from this shop and maybe it was stored long..
Happy with it since I couldn't find it in any of my craft stores.
I needed a refill for my StazOn ink pad. This is a necessity.
Few products see more use than StazOn ink pad...and fortunately this re-inker is very handy. My ink pad was overdue, so used quite a bit...but still plenty for another 3-4 refills if LOTS is needed each of those times, obviously more re-fills if I don't go so long in between refills!
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Hi, I have had my Stazon Jet Black for years, and just recently it dried out. Which I wasn't surprised. However once I purchase the reinker, do I apply it like an distress ink, work it into the pad, or does it just soak right in? And how many drops would you recommend for a dry pad?
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dawnjoslin777
(05-Nov-21)
The steps for reinking are: 
