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The Snow Cap Mixatives by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink adds beautiful highlights when combined with Adirondack Alcohol Inks. This is a .5 oz bottle of fast-drying, acid-free mixative with a precision tip. Use it on non-porous surfaces, including glossy paper, glass, plastic and more to create beautiful highlights.
Snow cap is a great way to soften your alcohol ink colors. I am having fun playing with this product.
I wasn't sure how this was supposed to work. It didn't the first time I used it but after checking a You Tube video I learned how I should use it. Hopefully, I'll have better luck next time. I still like the effect I got... just wasn't sure exactly how I was supposed to use it.
A versatile mixative that is great to use with black substrates and other colours. It is my go to bottle to use with flowers.
https://www.everythingalcoholink.com/flowers.html
I watched a tutorial regarding how to use this product but it was never mentioned that when dry, it may flake off. I did some research and found where it was mentioned that the order in which you use the product, first with ink on top of it or drop it on top of ink will produce different results. Then I read a customer question as to why the alloy inks were flaking off when dry and the response was that it needed to be sealed. I will try again working with it and see what happens but I am not jumping on the band wagon with this product yet.
This product is wonderful! I am using it with all of my arts and crafts projects.
I’m excited to try this white mixative. I’ve seen it used in tutorials and now I can try it myself.
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So does it look like a shiny metallic white with Mica in it then??
By:
Skybluelove
(11-Feb-20)
This product is a beautiful opaque snow white mixative that does not have any metallic element to it. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(14-Feb-20)
