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Super fine embossing powders are able to capture the most intricate details of your stamped image. The Ranger Ink Super Fine White Embossing Powder is a great staple for your stamping supply stash. The powder is acid-free and non-toxic, and each jar contains 1 oz of embossing powder.
I am new to embossing and this powder was easy to use. I have a cheap heat gun and use a mediocre card stock and this powder still looks great. Brilliant white.
I really like Ranger products, but the super fine embossing powder is something every crafter needs when embossing letters/sentiments as it is much "lighter" than usual so that your image is much clearer.
It works wonders on dark cardstock. The white makes it stand out a lot better then on lighter card stock. This ultimately could be used for anything. I just like it to be used for my wording on dark cardstock.
I had used detail powder from another company but it did not show the detail of the stamp so I gave this a try and it worked great!!
Superfine white that is just beautiful on projects. Ranger offers the best quality of anyone out there.
I used it on some of my fine-detail Prima Finnabair stamps, and didn't lose a bit of the detail.
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An excellent product for embossing those finer details. I use all the super fine powders for most of my embossing to get a much clearer look.
This is opaque white and not see-through. I have been searching for this type of white for a while... yeah, a while. I love the coloring of it and the ease of use. Highly recommend 👌 👍 👏 🙌
The super fine detail powder is a life saver. Works beautifully in intricate stamps so a must have for my craft stash. Can't recommend this product enough.
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Can embossing powders work with ANY colored ink or just embossing ink?
By:
terri.teejay
(23-Aug-17)
The dye inks, etc. dry too fast and the powder won't stick... so it's best to use with a slow drying ink such as an embossing ink and/or a pigment ink.
By: multiplicitycrafts
(24-Aug-17)
