Speedball Water Soluble Block Printing Ink, Black, 2-1/2 Ounces - 380663

$ 12.01

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Based on 161 ratings

Delivery

9.35

Giftable

8.97

Customer service

9.37

Value for money

9.31

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Product Description

Your prints will have a touch of brilliance thanks to Speedball Water Soluble Block Printing Ink. Linoleum, wood or any form of relief printing can be done in the studio, school, or at home by using this template. A clean-up can be achieved with simply soap and water and ink is non-toxic. The product is manufactured in the United States. The color black. A little less than 2 1/2 ounces.

The item is sold by the piece

Accredited by the Association for Professional Certification

Washes up easily by rinsing

A superior tacking method to ensure that all surfaces get the same degree of coverage

The tints mix well together to create special tints, and they dry quickly enough to be used in classrooms

Questions & Answers

Is it safe to wash the prints after they have been dried? need something short and quick if I'm going to give it to an art student who's wheelchair bound. ?

Depending on how thick the ink is put over the print, the time may range from 10 to an hour

If there were 12 students in a class, how much ink would be needed?

It would be enough to have two. I think I may need one more as a backup (maybe two)

How long does the fabric stay covered after washing?

It is a water soluble ink, so it can be cleaned from

2. It is the same as the first one. You can choose between a 5 ounce tube and two tubes that are similar in size. Do you know how much weight 5 ounces is?

There are two in this series. The tube is 5 ounces.

Selected User Reviews For Speedball Water Soluble Block Printing Ink, Black, 2-1/2 Ounces - 380663

The quality of the print is good

4/5

I'm currently learning how to print with a linocut and I recommend that you listen to the professionals if you are also studying. It was at first my intention to use less ink and I thought "HA!. " and then I changed my mind. This is stupid, I don't need to roll it out! All I have to do is brush the brush over the brayer and I'll It's not happening. I'm not the one you should follow. Those who have been doing this successfully for a long time are the best people to ask about it. Once you have rolled out your ink, apply it once smooth. There is a major difference between the two. A decent print has finally been obtained, after giving up on my stubborn way of doing things. My favorite thing about this place is that it's easy to clean. The palette I use for my rolls is an old metal palette, although glass has been used in the past. It would be fine to use any smooth surface.

Naomi Knapp

| Nov 05, 2020

As a student who studies art, it has been a great experience for her

5/5

My daughter really enjoyed using this printing ink for her middle school science project. Not only is it very easy to clean [since it is water soluble] but it also makes her work look very clean and well-done. The printed version. Her Rubber Stamp Carving Blocks worked very well with it as it adjusted very well to the paper's texture. If you pass your fingers over it, the ink will not run. For your viewing pleasure, I have attached some pictures of her artwork using this ink. Many of the textures that appeared on the paper were caused by the stamp and the type of paper. In addition to the glossy finish, the ink also has a matte finish. There is just enough ink to print tens of thousands of pages with it. Before using the ink, I would recommend that you use a rubber roller to smooth it out. As an aside, too much ink can cause the art's finish to be less clean than it is supposed to be.

Beckham Neal

| Mar 26, 2021

Okay, I see what you mean

3/5

It is very old and a bit tacky, but mine is not? This was an order I placed when I was surprised at how tacky the ink was. Upon looking at the back of the bottle, I was surprised to see that it is a 2007 bottle. This ink is 13 years old, so perhaps that is a factor in making it gummy and tacky, and therefore difficult to use to make.

Sylvie Kirby

| May 17, 2021

It's the perfect size, as well as easy to use and clean

5/5

This is what I use to teach my students how to print their hands. Additionally, this is just the right size to be used by clients.

Analia Golden

| Nov 17, 2020

This is incredible

5/5

It is amazing.

Hazel Ball

| Feb 23, 2021

Good to go! It was exactly what I needed, but not enough of it was in that It is still a good product

3/5

I would buy it.

Nyomi Krause

| Mar 24, 2021

This paper is thick and fun to work with, but it produces a lot of waste

5/5

As far as I can tell, I still have the majority of it left. It's thick and fun to work with, but it makes a LOT of mess if Mixing acrylic with Solvent is not a good idea. In spite of my trying to mix it with acrylic for the sake of experimenting, the ink disappeared with it. As if the acrylic was a cleaning agent for the ink, the acrylic was used to clean the My head is spinning, but I think it was the water in the acrylic.

Lila Stuart

| Jul 19, 2021