Is the ink alcohol based or water based? Does it bleed when I use render markers over it?
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I did not have any problem with bleeding. Don't know about the alcohol or water based.
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These are water color. Prismacolor and copic are alcohol markers. The Tombow will blend with water while the other two blend with alcohol. The other two are permanent markers meaning it will not react with water. These will. Think of it this way. How would you compare a package of Crayola markers with a package of sharpie markers? Sharpies are equivalent to the prisma or copic. The Crayola are equivalent to these but are the cheapie versions.
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I did not know, so I printed on velum paper and then applied some water to it. Then I rubbed the paper. The water turned a light gray color but the ink was still readable with sharp characters. Velum paper in matt finish and very thick paper. I would use it to print my checks. When the water on the paper dries-it left a light gray transparent mark on my paper. Hope this helps.
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Mine was liquid; it was a little thicker but definitely not paste. Reminded me of India Ink
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Yes, it's permanent ink. Be careful, and check the paper you are using as much paper made today won't work with liquid inks, and you can end up with a blur rather than a word. If you use good paper, what you write won't wash out, but the excess will fade if it gets wet (as is true with most all ink). More depends upon the paper than the ink. I do like this ink quite a bit, and just pulled out some note books (details of some environmental studies) I wrote in grad school about 40 years ago, and they are still crisp and clear if that helps you at all.
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Noodlers is fountain pen ink, but so far, I've only tried one called bullet proof. I have it in 3 of my pens and have not had a problem. However, if you have very expensive pens, be sure to verify this for yourself in a cheaper pen. I have some terrific pens from China called the Hero - 8 horses and it was only about $7.00 free shipping. Anyway, Goulet Pens.com or something like that has everything you'd ever want to know about pens and inks if you are still in doubt. As far as the waterproof. I have to let my drawings dry really well before applying color because it does bleed. Sometimes for me, that's good because I also do ink washes and apply water on a brush right away to get that bleed. A lot of artists are recommending Noodlers Lexington Gray ink. I hope this helps.
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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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Ink seems to be water stable when given a few minutes to "dry". Paper wrinkles when it dries though. Transparencies don't hold the ink very well so be careful of the media used. Hi-gloss labels need set-up time before use.
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These are actually acrylic paints, not alcohol ink. Alcohol ink is much more watery than these, these are great if you want a thicker coverage and want to use a paint brush. The alcohol ink is loose and covers whatever your working on in just a few drops, at least from my experience in making my eggshell pendants. I hope this helps with your question a little!
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Water based, but they paint better than all the acrylic markers I bought from Michael's. Also these for $15 is an amazing deal since each marker is worth like $5
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Not well. I think it's a water-based ink. It is kind of splotchy on most plastic - and ....I just tried wetting my finger after it dried for 5 minutes and could easily wipe the ink off the plastic. Then I tried a red and a blue "Sharpie" brand permanent marker - the most common type of permanent felt tip marker pen - and couldn't remove the mark after it dried for a minute. However, the calligraphic pen is permanent on paper - and the pens stay good for years - sometimes even surviving when they are left uncapped for a while. And their chisel points keep a nice shape too. Makes average handwriting - like mine - look fantastic. enjoy, Roger L.
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Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun seems to bake the clear labels onto the markers. These are also laser labels. Hope this is helpful. Faith Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun... » Read More Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun seems to bake the clear labels onto the markers. These are also laser labels. Hope this is helpful. Faith « Show Less
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This paper does not bleed on my two printers. I cannot speak beyond them. Both are Epson; an Artisan 900 and a Work Force 630. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I used an ultra fine sharpie marker to make a pattern on the stabilizer, then sewed over it and dissolved it with no problems. To be clear, I did not write on the stabilizer while it was on the fabric - but on another solid surface. When I was sure the ink was dry - I placed the stabilizer over the fabric and sewed. Hope this helps.
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I used it to print a shirt with a stencil and a sponge and it bled thru. I've had trouble getting it a uniform color without using a screen. Hope this helped
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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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I have no idea. I don't use alcohol in my art. You might try emailing the company at www.staedtler.com to find the answer. Good luck.