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Keep your Metallic Gold Pigment Ink pad primed and ready to go with the exclusive Metallic Gold Premium Pigment Reinker by Scrapbook.com. It's always a good idea to have a coordinating reinker on hand to make sure your favorite ink pad is ready to go, but this reinker isn't just for making your ink pad juicy. You can also use the ink to create fun splatter effects or paint directly on to your papercrafting projects, because everything looks better with just a touch of gold!
Contents: One metallic pigment ink reinker
Color: Metallic Gold
Type of Ink: Pigment ink
Size: 0.5 fluid ounce
Features:
Reinkers are an inexpensive way to extend the life of your Scrapbook.com Premium Ink Pads. To use, simply shake the bottle, squeeze a few drops on the ink pad surface and work the ink evenly into the pad with the bottle nozzle. It’s that easy! Now your Scrapbook.com ink pad is rejuvenated and ready for more creative projects.
But don’t limit the reinker to just extending the life of your ink pad - it has many other creative uses as well! Here are some fun ideas of what else you can use them for:
What is the difference between dye, pigment and hybrid ink?
Dye inks are water-based and literally dye your paper. The ink is soaked up by the paper or cardstock so they tend to dry fast. Pigment inks are made of tiny particles that will sit on top of your paper and will take a longer time to dry. They tend to be brighter, with a denser saturation of color and work well with dark colors of cardstock. They are also great for heat embossing since they stay wet longer. Hybrid inks are the best of the two ink types (dye and pigment) as they have properties of both inks. They also tend to be more translucent in their appearance. Hybrid inks are suitable for all skill levels of crafters due to their compatibility with multiple mediums and surfaces.
Tips for use:
This is an exclusive Scrapbook.com product!
Number of pieces: 1
I got this re-inker to go with the gold pad and they came together. It's got a safety cap on it so it can't open up accidentally. I like that, once I realized how to open it.
I bought this refill to try and soak the gold stamp pad of my Dew Drop Brilliance set. That didn't work. Then I tried re-inking another pigment gold stamp pad I had and that worked much better. I don't use that much gold and didn't want to have to buy another stamp pad.
Another essential I can't do without, my gold pigment ink pad is something I use nearly ever day. Having a refill is certainly necessary for all of my inks, and having this perfect gold re-inker is more than just a refill, I use it for splatter, for painting, enhancing embossing folder images - the list of it's usefulness goes on and on! Even if you didn't have the ink pad, you'd have a LOT of uses for this!
This refill is not only great for re-inking your inkpad. It looks oh so scrumptious when used to create splatter os sparkly gold on your mixed media project.
Used in this project: Sparkly Christmas tag
I love these metallic reinkers to spritz a bit of shine onto my projects. It's stunning & I use it on almost every card I make.
Used in this project: Miss You Swan Card Duo
Hard to find a really good, pure gold colour. This one is excellent.
These metallic ink pad reinkers are great for techniques, too! I used them to create shiny droplets on my cards by diluting them with water and that works great! Can't wait to experiment more!
Used in this project: Christmas Card with Gold Metallic Ink
Love the color, used freehand versus reinking a pad. Great result for my intended use on paper designed for use with inks.
I only bought this because the free Metallic Gold stamp pad was dried out. I was looking forward to rich, luscious color. No such luck.
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Is this item a water based item. I need water based metallic ink pads and refills
By:
Evelyne305
(05-May-22)
This is a pigment ink, not water based. Pigment inks are made of tiny particles that will sit on top of your paper and will take a longer time to dry. They tend to be brighter, with a denser saturation of color and work well with dark colors of cardstock.
By: Scrapbook.com
(05-May-22)
