Alcohol Ink Set-LET'S RESIN Vibrant Colors Alcohol Ink for Resin,High Concentrated Alcohol Based Ink for Tumblers Making,Epoxy Resin Painting,Alcohol Ink Art (Each 0.35oz x 18 Bottles)

It was a pleasure to open the product upon its arrival, and I enjoyed seeing that they were individually wrapped and well packaged. As I took time to unwrap and use a pin to open all the holes, the job was complete. I have tested the inks on Yupo paper with blending solution as well as 99% alcohol to test their vibrancy and drying time. (I particularly like the size of the hole you made to control how much ink comes out). There is a tendency for the paper to become sticky if too much ink is used. Due to heavily saturated ink, that is to be expected. To make this process easier, my recommendation is to blend the inks in a cup with 99% alcohol first before playing with If resin were involved, I would only be able to imagine how beautiful it would be. Results of my experiments are posted here. It was wonderful to see.

Musa Monroe

| Dec 08, 2020

You get great value for your money with this ink! There is a lot of pigment in this. With super dark and vibrant effects, you'll be able to impress your friends and family! If you'd like it to be lighter and last longer, you can also mix it with isopropyl alcohol! When I get the chance, I will attempt to upload some photos!.

Clyde Barnes

| May 14, 2021

The program can be easily used. So far, I'm very pleased with Let's Resin alcohol inks. Resins are the way I use them. I really like the colors in this picture. They're vibrant and pretty. Even a few tiny drops make a great deal of difference. There are four nozzles that are small and are opened using a push pin. In my opinion, the advantage of this product is that you only have to apply a tiny drop where you need it, instead of using several drops all over the body and wasting them. Packaging did not cause me any problems. The inks were all individually wrapped, and under no circumstances had they been opened. This is a great product that I recommend. I have tried it, and it seems to work well. It is also fairly priced compared to other alcohol ink.

Quinton Harmon

| Dec 12, 2020

would not even be able to put into words how much I love these inks. They behave differently than your typical alcohol ink, which I They don't blend into one color as much, but rather, the dark and light colors remain distinct. This can make for some pretty incredible.

Ramon HEWITT

| Oct 14, 2020

This was ink that worked as intended and I had no complaints about it. One problem I faced was that five of the inks were exploded, and two of them were the colors I hoped to use right away. Having all the inks individually wrapped saved space in the box, which was a nice touch. Each bottle needed to be pierced and came with a push pin to do so, so that's nice, too. As a result of pressure buildup in the bottles, there is a small amount of ink explosion at times. You should wear gloves and point your printer away from your project and anything you don't want inked. If you don't want to fuss with ink too much, this might not be for you. I am used to making things work and take it all in stride.

Rome McCall

| Jan 06, 2021

It looks awesome when the colors are bright and white.

Ramon Nunez

| Nov 09, 2020

These are awful. JUNK IS NON REFUNDABLE! NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS ON THIS! Alcohol inks by Pinata have been doing wonders for me lately. There were a lot of good reviews for these, and Pinata is a little more expensive, so I thought I would give it a shot. This was a really big A couple of the ink bottles were damaged, and the contents of the box had come into contact with the ink. I don't like it. It was time to move on and toss them. And then you have to open them, which is a real A few pieces of them "explode" when you pull the pin out and prick them open. Although I tried to be careful, I still accidentally sprayed ink on my fingers in this manner. In the aftermath of having to throw out broken ink bottles and already having to deal with the mess, I'm not looking forward to more ink smearing The only thing I could possibly put up with those things is if the resin was actually usable for the ink, but they aren't. There is no way to mix the colors. When you use white, the colors stick to the surface of the resin, since they can't reach the bottom of the mold. Therefore, they muddy up without ever reaching the bottom. I had no intention of creating this effect, in any case. As a bonus, this ink gummed up my resin, resulting in it being soft and unable to Trying to solve this crap has ruined an entire batch of projects. Buy something of superior quality and you will be glad you did.

Adelynn Pittman

| Feb 11, 2021