Speedball 3476 Oil-Based Block Printing Ink Starter Set for Professional, Permanent Prints AP Certified – 1.25 FL OZ Tubes

Speedball 3476 Oil-Based Block Printing Ink Starter Set for Professional, Permanent Prints AP Certified – 1.25 FL OZ Tubes

$ 28.99

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Based on 109 ratings

Delivery

8.97

Customer service

9.40

Giftable

9.20

Value for money

9.04

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Product Description

The creation of permanent, waterproof and archival prints can be done on both paper and textiles by using any traditional printmaking substrate

(6) 1s are included in the set. There are 25 oz tubes of oil-based block printing ink (blue, red, yellow, green, black, white)

The turpentine or mineral spirits will clean it up easily

It is safe to use inks that are nontoxic

Neither this item nor its equivalent is sold on

Questions & Answers

How long does it take the ink to become permanent after being heat set?

Thanks for visiting. It is a motor oil. It is possible to print on textiles using Block Printing inks For the ink to fully cure, it will take about three weeks. There is no need to adjust the heat. Thanks so much. They are permanent and washfast once they are fully dried.

It can be used on shirts, right?

It is a motor oil. It is not possible to print on fabrics with ink that is based on oils. The fabric block printing inks we recommend are excellent for this type of print.

What is the difference between oil that is boiled and oil that is not boiled? In search of ink made from it. ?

The ink on this relief is not directly referred to as linseed oil, which is typical in relief inks. A lot of people don't cook with boiling water. There is usually a term for it, called plate oil, and a type of oil used for it, known as burnt plate oil. The difference is that it is not boiled or left to stand.

In between this oil-based and this water-based product, what is the difference?

Speedball Water is not like that Inks that are soluble in oil, such as Speedball Oil Unlike block printing inks, oil based block printing inks are permanent when dry and require solvents for cleaning once dried Artists will also discover that oil-based paints provide rich color As a result, water-based inks will be higher in tack and thicker while working longer than water-based inks Inks that are easily soluble.

Selected User Reviews For Speedball 3476 Oil-Based Block Printing Ink Starter Set for Professional, Permanent Prints AP Certified – 1.25 FL OZ Tubes

It was just In two of the colors (green and black), the pigments have dried up in the tube

3/5

Although this is a small box of tubes, it is not meant for larger projects. Although the remaining colors are highly saturated, you will use quite a bit.

Aria Kelley

| May 25, 2021

The print is clear, but the stamps are stained

3/5

I was impressed with how smoothly the prints came out. There is a long time for it to dry, as one would expect from oil-based products Ink that is based on water. One of the most severe issues I had was that the stamps were very badly stained.

Veda Mullen

| Feb 07, 2021

I think the printer ink is good quality and the printer ink is at a fair price

5/5

A Speedball game is always a good choice.

Kaitlyn Bonner

| Jan 23, 2021

The flowers looked lovely, but they were all dried out yellow

3/5

I have found this product helpful for my art classes. Although the flower was all dried out, it still cost a lot for what it looked like.

Winston Fritz

| Jul 08, 2021

The ink should be of good quality

4/5

The inks are very good, but I would've liked to see a larger set that included violet and orange inks. I am unable to achieve the hues I want for the secondary colors by mixing the primary.