Is this an alcohol ink? (That was what I searched for.)
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I'm sorry, but I don't know enough about these to answer your question. I know they are colorfast when ironed after drying. I usually add water to them to paint them on fabric that I am going to do needlework on top of. They mix well with water and each other. They will bleed if there is too much volume for the fabric. Nothing comes off once they are dry. Hope that helps.
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Probably. I bought a way more expensive brand of tattoo paper thinking it wold be even better than this one. Not even close...this one from Amazon has performed better (and laster longer) than any other paper I've bought. Give it a shot.
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Yes, if you want to be sure that you are only ingesting edible ink. Who knows what things lurk in regular ink.
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I have only used this ink for printing on paper. I would try Googling for the answer to that question.
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It contains propylene glycol, which is an alcohol. You may want to Google this ingredient if it's a concern of yours.
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There is an alcohol scent just like most over the counter alcohol products. It is not strong or offensive.
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It took some digging through the Canon site, but it says 'YES'. Rather than take my word though, go to Canon website, type 'ink finder' and it should show you what I found.
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Most fountain pen inks are dye-based--that's what you want to stick with. Avoid PIGMENT-based inks (like so-called "India" ink)--they'll clog up (and possibly ruin) your TWSBI. Luckily, pigment-based inks are few in number and easy to avoid. Diamine (a British co.) makes wonderful (dye-based) inks in a zillion shades. J. Herbin (a 17th-cent. French co.) is another very nice brand with a huge selection of colors. A very nice (and bargain-priced) US-made ink is Noodler's. Velvet Black (by Private Reserve) is hard to beat. Perhaps my personal favorites (brand-wise) are the Pilot "Iroshizuku" line--but they're not cheap, at $25-30 a bottle. Have fun! If you're like many of us, you'll end up with a handful of "favorite" inks. Many retailers (Goulet, IsellPens) will sell samples (one or two pen fillings, or test-drives) for a couple of bucks before you invest in a full 30 or 50 ml bottle.
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it's water based as I think almost all of Noodler's ink is. they make pretty good ink. I have 3 bottles. the pen that comes with this is decent too considering it is free, but the cap can break easily, so don't drop it.
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No, the ink runs & the paper is kind of yellow. Try waterproof inkjet labels instead.
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Yes it is. I just put it in the washer HAND WASH and it cleaned pretty good. But of course the ink stains not so much :)
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Honestly I've no idea but it looks really cheap ink, very tiny bottles smaller then eyedroops I haven't use this ink I have a set of gray wash and blak outlining the ink that comes with the kit you can use it to practice only on fake skin or pork skin go to a Mexican store where they sell fresh meet and buy a pund of pig skin to practice that's what I did good luck if you want I can send you frozen pig skin
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Yes, they are alcohol markers. I'm pretty sure all the Bic Mark-it are alcohol markers.
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I am not sure. They come out of the package pretty wet with alcohol. I guess it would depend on the type of ink.
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No, it is a water based Ink. I don't think you could refill it with permanent ink either, it does not seal well enough and would dry out.
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Generally no. But you might google that ink and it should list what printers it is good for. Hope this helps.
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Fake! Go on true website for the ink and look at legit size and color of bottle and comes in white box not shrink wrapped. Labels are put on correctly not half a$$ crooked. And when did the ink test it dryed powdery not the correct way and when took to local tattoo parlors they said deff fake would not apply to human flesh!