Want this for a finger printing project, how difficult/easy does this ink wash off hands?
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Hi It washes really easy and it's good in pigmentation. Good for bigginers considering money wise. Overall I recommend it. Hope it answers your question.
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I'll answer a couple of ways. The ink should be supple enough so when you touch it your finger is generously colored with ink. Make an impression of your finger on a piece of paper if not it could be dried out. The other thing is if you have managed to cut a deep enough impression in the soapstone and to even it out use a piece 600 grit wet sanding paper on a flat hard surface and sand the face of the impression gently maybe 5 swipes at a time and then test the impression until it evens out. Hope this helps.
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the ink is pretty good, dries reasonably quickly on typical copier paper. not quite as fast as you can write, but close. if your paper is slick, then the ink will tend to sit on top of it.
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Hi. I printed an email and dripped water on it, and the ink held up pretty good; however, it did smear when I rubbed my finger over it, but the letters were still there. I hope this review was helpful.
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I have successfully done this, you have to make sure and not use a lot of ink, I lightly blot the stamp on a paper towel to remove excess ink. I also have used it by mixing powdered color with a little vodka which dissipates quickly. The scope for uses of this paper is only left up to the imagination. You can do what I do, I keep extra and all my scraps for trying new ideas. Have fun! NOTE: Stamp directly, firmly and quickly lift off stamp.
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Can't help with your brands. I Filled my HP carts with about 5 CC for black and each color. It's messy and ink stain your fingers for 3+ days. Use a lot of paper towels. If you overfill, use the syringe to pull some ink back out. Keep the "cap" on each cartridge to try to stop excess flow out the bottom- Ink will wick out if you place the cartridge on ANYTHING.
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Won't do it. You have to replace the color ink and then it will work till the black runs out. Then replace the black etc. This seems to be a problem to some people but no big issue to me. I can deal with that small issued knowing my prints are waterproof and the ink is a lot cheaper than most.
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I do shirts by hand so When i cut. The ink sometimes gets off easy if i get to close to lettering..logo..etc..i usually touch up with fabric marker but not really ink bleeding.
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I like Noodler's, even though it doesn't "cure" as fast as the Fast Dry Private Reserve. I can reactivate Noodler's with a light wash and watercolor brush for a time after laying down line work. Even though it may seem dry to the touch, Noodler's can still smudge for a while. This is great if, like me, you wish to use it for quick ink washes. Not so great if you want to lay in clean color during the same sketching session, or if you want to use it for lettering and have a tendency to work with the side of your palm touching the paper. (I would imagine this would be particularly so with southpaws who must work from left to right over their freshly inked lines.) I use Noodler's in a couple of vintage fountain pens and have no problems whatsoever; it is the only ink I'm currently using in my Lamy medium nib pens.
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I wouldn't say it's washable, but it comes off pretty well. Yes, we used it to stamp kids' hands.
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It is super easy to take off. Just soak 1/2 of a cotton round for each finger of one hand in pure acetone and wrap each finger in foil. Wait 15 min and remove the foil. The gel polish will peel off will a scraping tool. Repeat for the other hand.
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I have used this ink on fabric squares for a Christmas craft and it printed without any issues. Will be making other fabric crafts in the new year with this process as well:)
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Yes, and it is amazing. I filled an ink cartridge with black ink and dropped it upside down with over 10 ml of ink on a tan carpet. It had been there a few months and when I got this it said it would take up ink so I tried. I sprayed it on and 15 minutes later it was every bit gone.
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getting wet doesnt make the ink comes off, even moving with pressure with your fingers. Now if you use your nail or another hard thing to scracht it doesnt come off neither (dry) but it easily does if it's wet
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Well...yes and no. It comes off of skin much easier than super glue, but it won't just wash off - you have to peel it off your fingers, and if you use your finger to spread it around, by the time you keep peeling it off you may take off a layer of skin. I'd use something else to spread it with, such as a spoon or something.
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Actually it makes a fairly thick coating and you don't have to wash it off if you want to do other things. I only use it for working with stuff I don't want to stick to my hands. So after done I wash it off. It is not a hand lotion for softer hands, although it will help to protect your hands from icky stuff. So while softer hands may be a side benefit it is not for hand care - but hand protection.
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The colors are vibrant and good, but the ink is really hard to get off people's fingers. As long as your guests don't mind then they are good.