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Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Alloys Alcohol Ink - Sterling

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Your mixed media crafts will be looking Sterling when you use the Alloys Alcohol Ink by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink! The ink is specially formulated with unique metal powders to create intense metallic highlights when you combine it with Alcohol Inks and Alcohol Blending Solution on non-porous surfaces. Use on A...  Full Description & Details
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Your mixed media crafts will be looking Sterling when you use the Alloys Alcohol Ink by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink! The ink is specially formulated with unique metal powders to create intense metallic highlights when you combine it with Alcohol Inks and Alcohol Blending Solution on non-porous surfaces. Use on Alcohol Ink Yupo, Alcohol Ink Hard-Core Panels, Alcohol Ink Cardstock, Foil Cardstock, Gloss Paper, metal, glass, glazed tiles, and more (all sold separately). Included in the package is one .5 fluid ounce bottle of acid-free silver ink that is made in the USA.

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.5 fl. oz. bottle
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  • Are the Alloys similar to Ken Oliver's metallic Colorburst Powders? I know those are watercolors and the Alloys are alcohol inks, but are the effects similar? Thanks!   By: artisticmystick (10-Feb-20) Helpful Question?  Yes  |  No Thank you! Report Inappropriate This question has been reported. Thank you!
    • Other than the watercolor/alcohol ink difference, the Alloys are opaque metallic colors that will always rise to the top and stay opaque. The Liquid Metals Colorburst products seem they could be made much more subtle. Hope this helps! By: Scrapbook.com (13-Feb-20) Helpful Answer?  Yes  |  No Thank you! Report Inappropriate This Answer has been reported. Thank you!
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