Couture Creations Alcohol Ink - Ocean

It works best on non-porous surfaces such as glass, metal, plastic, vinyl, ceramic, acrylic, polymer clay, resin, and specialized art papers like YUPO.

Yes, once dry, the ink is indelible and impervious to water.

Yes, you can reactivate dried alcohol ink using rubbing alcohol or a specialized blending solution. This allows for unique blending and layering techniques.

Sealing is often recommended for finished projects to provide extra protection, especially for items that will be handled frequently or exposed to the elements. Ensure you use a sealant compatible with alcohol inks.

While the ink is acid-free, it does contain alcohol and should be used in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling fumes. Ensure good airflow during use and drying.

Clean up wet spills immediately with rubbing alcohol and a cloth. Dried ink can also be removed from non-porous surfaces using rubbing alcohol.

Alcohol inks dry quickly, are permanent and waterproof once dry, and can be reactivated with alcohol. Water-based inks are typically used on porous surfaces, dry slower, and cannot be reactivated with water once dry.

Ensure the bottle tip is not clogged. Gently clear any blockage. If the ink seems dried out, add a few drops of rubbing alcohol to the bottle and shake gently.

Ensure you are working on a clean, non-porous surface. Over-blending can also lead to muddy colors; allow layers to dry partially before adding more or use less ink.

Work in smaller sections. You can also use a blending solution or rubbing alcohol to keep the ink workable for longer periods.

This may indicate the surface was not properly prepared or is not compatible. Ensure the surface is clean and free of oils. For some applications, a sealant may be required after drying.