• Interferent Pearlescent Pigment Based Alcohol Inks -
  have the same pearlescent color in liquid form and completely
  different shades when the light breaks after drying. Great for
  alcohol ink art, can be also used as alcohol ink for epoxy resin.
• Add The Shining Bright Shade to your ink art work with any of the 6 colors available in the line and it will magically play in the light. The colors show up best on darker surfaces.
• Mix Well With Each Other and other KAMENSKAYA alcohol ink lines.

- Use covering materials and gloves when handling the ink

- Apply the ink on a smooth, non-absorbent surface. Shake the bottle before use

- Dilute the ink with blending solution or alcohol to the required consistency (saturation) when working in Ink Art technique

- Pour the diluted ink onto the surface and paint under the pressure of a hairdryer. Make circular motions around the drop to form nice edges

- Add a few drops of metallic ink to the paint to create a weightless golden spider web

- Finish by coating the painting with an acrylic spray varnish to increase the durability of your image.

The time to experiment is now! Let's create together!

Tips:

1. Shake and dilute the ink thoroughly before use.

2. Apply the inks on smooth and non-absorbent surfaces to obtain the desired results.

3. After drying coat the image with an aerosol acrylic varnish in several layers. The metallic inks are made up of 100% natural metal and tend to oxidise, varnish helps to maintain the appearance of your work.

4. You can add a few drops of shimmering ink to the diluted ink of the other ink line for a comfortable finish.

Safety precautions: Work in ventilated areas, products are flammable, must be kept out of the reach of children and away from open sources of fire. Use strictly for the intended purpose. In case of contact with mucous membranes, rinse thoroughly with water and consult a doctor if necessary.

36 months before opening, 6 months after opening the bottle.
Store in a closed vial at a temperature between 5 and 25 degrees Celsius.
Avoid sudden temperature changes and open sunlight.