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Oh the creative possibilities you'll have with the Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink Pad by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. This ink is a water-reactive dye and pigment ink fusion that will create an oxidized effect when sprayed with water. The package includes one 2" x 2" raised ink pad for use with stamps, stencils and direct to surface applications.
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I have researched which ink to buy for distressing the edges of cards and sentiments. Tim Holtz Oxide Distressing Ink always came to the top of the recommendations. So I selected this Vintage Photo shade to try distressing.
I love the look. It finished off my card with an extra touch.
Love Vintage Photo. I've been missing this color brown in my stash. Oh baby, game changer in my card making. Love it!
I bought two of these and I love them. The colours are beautiful 😍 and great for stencils as well.
Luv all the distress inks. I use them to make product to look old and worn.
Love the vintage patina this adds to my projects. Two thumbs up!
Great stuff.
This review was written about a related product.
I really like the shading aspects, was annoyed that I had to add water to get a better coverage. Have learned they can come dried out. Having purchased from various vendors, all have been dry. Since have learned when purchasing Tim Holz inks to buy the re-inkers . I have one coming will post about them.
i hope i can still get my ink pad i didn't receive it with my purchase . i still give it 5 stars because it a good place to order
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Can these be used on non-porous surfaces like glossy metallic papers, acetate, etc?
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vsdscart
(25-Aug-23)
Hello, these inks work best on porous surfaces because they are a dye and pigment ink. A porous surface allows these pigments to soak in, on a non-porous surface they have more of a chance of wiping off.
By: Scrapbook.com
(28-Aug-23)
Hello, these inks work best on porous surfaces because they are a dye and pigment ink. A porous surface allows these pigments to soak in, on a non-porous surface they have more of a chance of wiping off.
By: Scrapbook.com
(28-Aug-23)
