Alcohol Ink

I bought for use in crafts with senior citizens. They made coasters from time and this ink. Great fun. Great results. Good product and color variety. Good price for the selection.

This ink was terrible it did not hold its color or spread well would never recommend it to anyone I have worked with a lot of inks and this one is the worst

Does it’s job and easy to use with resin/epoxy and colors are true when dry.

Good quality inks but a few things you should note before you open them: -they give you thumb tacks to open them but they are loose in the box amongst the inks so be aware as you pull out the bottles - if you decide to open them using the thumb tacks I recommend you keep paper towels and rubbing alcohol handy because when you puncture each one a bit of ink will shoot out covering the tack and your finger, I ended up holding the tack with a paper towel and cleaning it between each bottle They all swatch as expected except for the ‘lemon green’. I noticed after it dried it had a powdery finish and the pigment was loose on the top of the paper, almost like a charcoal texture. You can see in the picture how that color smudged out when I touched it. It was very strange and I have no idea why it does that but non of the other ink colors did. Other than the messy opening process I’m satisfied with them for the price.

I absolutely LOVE these inks! The colors are super vivid! Will absolutely be buying again once these run out. Only thing I didn’t like was when I went to puncture the top, it sprayed out a little due to the pressure, but it’s beyond beautiful colors I didn’t care!

I made alcohol ink tumblers for the first time came with pushpins to help open ink which I found later lol at least four bottles of white which I needed! I will buy again when out but Ithas so many colors I won’t have to in a while.

So I had just started using epoxy resin and wanted to dive right in with inks and glitter, etc. I received these alcohol inks very quickly and the price was below average for this brand. I read reviews prior to purchasing but I found that these a long with many other brands had mixed reviews. I used them in a few different molds for epoxy resin and could never get the colors to mix properly. I noticed deep, shallow, etc on the bottles so I researched those terms and none of them seemed float through the resin..none fully mixed and even the whites had three different levels on them and they all three sunk to the bottom. I shook the bottle very well when I opened the package because the bottles were very settled with thick pigment on the bottoms. I did everything as the instructions stated and then I even watched other people's suggestions to no avail. I put the inks away for a few months until I purchased UV resin. I tried my luck with these inks again and surprisingly the ink mixed perfectly into the UV resin and gave me the right color consistency every time. I even did well adding glitter into the ink/UV mixture. The product states it's intended for use with Epoxy resin but I had no luck using them with epoxy. I have used them for UV resin now a few times and you don't even need that much ink to get beautiful color mixtures. I ended up buying another brand at one of the stores nearby so I could try to color epoxy resin and it's fine. I'm Not sure if this is mislabeled or what but that has been my experience this far. A little goes a long way also.

Once you get the hang of how they work, they’re awesome. Not like powder pigments at all. Super fun to mess with, and create beautiful effects. Girlfriend uses these for her resin projects, she seems to love them so that’s good enough for me!