are these alcohol based inks or some other kind of paint?
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they are a water based acrylic. Beautiful sheens and the halo's are awesome!
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Yes, they are alcohol markers. I'm pretty sure all the Bic Mark-it are alcohol markers.
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Copic is alcohol-based dye ink. This will be to the molecular ink paraphrase. Since the color will be the color fiber and dye of paper and molecular bond, we do not become a so color ride on top of the material to be drawn as pigment. Therefore, plastic, since dye component will be only attached temporarily on the surface of ABS resin or the like, it will take it and wipe. Some people it is to use your Copic for some model but, in that case, basically established spray we have become essential. Before you paint, you have established over many layers only after you have painted. Therefore, we recommend that made using the exclusive paint so long that the paint.
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These cartridges actually have a hybrid ink. The ink has the longevity of a pigment based ink and the bright crisp color of a dye based ink. We hope this was helpful. Please let us know if there are any further questions. Thank you - Northland Wholesale
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Yes. They are stained and then sprayed with lacquer but only need a little hand sanding to scruff up the surface a little to be painted. Use a medium to fine sandpaper (120 to 220 grit) and then spray light coats of water based paint.
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I believe so. Either that or a really good spray paint job. We use several of them at our bar.. They hold up very well for the price
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I get the frustration of putting time and effort on something only to have it be ruined.When I bought the pigma microns I thought they would work with alcohol markers like copics but they would bleed no matter how long I let them dry and ruin my drawings. Pigma microns weren't made for alcohol based markers at all,while the multiliners were specifically made for copic markers which are alcohol based. If you want a set of pens that wont bleed like pigma microns then get these. they work fine with copics or other alcohol markers.
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No, this ink is aqueous ink meaning it is water based ink. It will be water resistant to a small degree but is not waterproof by any means, for that you would need a solvent printer with solvent ink also referred to as "eco-solvent ink". Solvent ink is chemically different and is oil based, it is used mostly in sign/vinyl printing.
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I am not sure of the composition, they look to be a hard black plastic bristle.
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There's ink in them but I was unable to use them. They totally messed my printer up, and I had to replace all colors with name brand ink before it was resolved. A waste for me.
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I don't see anywhere on the box as to the composition of the label. They are grey on the back and I have not been able to tear them. They may be vinyl. I put 3 in 1 oil on a label I printed on a cheap laser printer in October and it did not penetrate through to they paper, nor did the ink smudge. However, as I said, the label was printed last October.
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Not at all,ink probably will be problem,could use an alcohol or kind of ink remover
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I have no idea. I would suggest calling the company or taking the paint to a craft store and just match it
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With the older ink formulas, a bit of alcohol rubbed on the pad and letting it sit awhile helped some. With the newer, washable inks - not sure. Myself, if a bit of alcohol or water didn't liven the ink up some, I would look into buying a bottle of the roll-on inkers if they still manufacture them. They look like one of those roll-on deodorant bottles but have ink pad ink in them. If none of the above are helpful, toss it and buy another one.
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It is a Dye ink. I cannot tell any difference from the Manufactures ink. 6 very big bottles of ink. A Great value!
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No I don't think they are, they are like sharpies. And they don't have a sheen to them really.
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Hi, No, the red ink paste is not water based. Most likely the cinnabar is mixed with castor oil as a base.