Simon Hurley Create Dye Ink Pad - Traffic Cone

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The Simon Hurley Create Dye Ink Pad in Traffic Cone is an essential tool for paper crafters, card makers, and scrapbookers looking for a vibrant, reliable ink for stamping and stenciling projects. This high-quality dye ink excels at creating smooth, blended backgrounds and crisp stamped details, offering excellent versatility for both beginners and experienced artists. While it is perfect for artistic blending, users should note that as a water-based dye ink, it may not be suitable for techniques requiring permanent or waterproof properties like alcohol marker coloring.
| Model Part Number | HUP67160 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ranger |
No, this is a dye-based ink and is water-soluble, meaning it will react if liquid is added after it has dried.
It is generally not recommended to use this ink under alcohol markers as it may cause bleeding; test on a scrap piece of paper first.
A damp cloth or a standard stamp cleaner solution will effectively remove the ink from your rubber or clear stamps.
Dye inks are designed to absorb into porous surfaces. They will not dry properly on glossy or non-porous paper.
With proper storage and by keeping the lid closed when not in use, the pad will provide many years of consistent use.
Store the ink pad upside down for 24 hours to allow the ink to settle toward the surface of the pad.
Ensure you are using porous, crafting-grade cardstock and allow for adequate drying time before handling.
Use a lighter touch when applying the stamp to the ink pad; tapping lightly ensures even coverage without over-inking.
To keep your ink pad in optimal condition, always store it upside down. This uses gravity to keep the ink at the surface of the pad, ensuring it remains juicy for future use. Keep the lid tightly closed when not in use to prevent the ink from drying out. When cleaning your stamps, a simple damp cloth or dedicated stamp cleaner is sufficient, as this dye ink is water-soluble. Avoid using the pad on glossy or coated papers where it will not absorb properly, as this will lead to smearing and slow drying times.