Tim Holtz Alcohol Ink - Sienna

These inks perform best on non-porous surfaces such as glossy paper, plastic, metal, shrink plastic, glass, and ceramic tiles. They are not ideal for absorbent surfaces like regular paper or canvas.

Yes, Tim Holtz Alcohol Inks are permanent once dry, making them fade-resistant and durable.

Clean up spills and tools immediately using isopropyl alcohol. The alcohol acts as a solvent before the ink fully cures.

While the inks are permanent, for added protection or if you plan to add other mediums, a spray sealant compatible with alcohol inks can be used once the ink is completely dry.

It is not recommended to mix alcohol inks with water-based inks or paints, as they may not adhere well or could cause unpredictable reactions. Use blending solutions or isopropyl alcohol for mixing effects.

Alcohol Inks are dye-based liquids applied to non-porous surfaces for vibrant, transparent effects. Alcohol markers contain a similar ink but are delivered via a felt tip for drawing and coloring on various surfaces, including paper.

Alcohol Inks dry very quickly, typically within seconds to a minute, depending on the amount applied and environmental conditions.

Ensure the bottle was shaken gently. Check if the precision tip is clogged; if so, clean it with isopropyl alcohol.

This can happen with over-blending or mixing too many colors. Try working with fewer colors or allowing layers to dry more before adding subsequent ones. Use a blending solution for smoother transitions.

Practice on scrap surfaces first. Apply ink sparingly and build color gradually. Consider using a blending solution or alcohol ink air blower for better diffusion.

Ensure the non-porous surface is clean and free of oils. Apply ink evenly with a sweeping motion or use a blending solution to help even out the application.