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Iridescent Calligraphy Colors 1 oz.
The Dr. Ph. Martin's Iridescent Colors flow off a pen tip smoothly and evenly giving an extended writing distance. They dry evenly with no "stop and start" marks. All colors are waterproof, acid free, and Lightfast (non-fading). They are AP approved non-toxic, and conform with ASTM D4236.
The colors will flow through an airbrush effortlessly, and are also excellent for Illustration, Designing, and Rubber Stamping.
Sold in 1 oz. bottles with the highly preferred dropper top for controlled application. All colors are intermixable with each other.
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Which solvent can I use to clean up an airbrush with this iridescent ink in it? - Asked by John Meredith on 27-Jan-14
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Try Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay Pen Cleaner. - Answered by MisterArt on 28-Jan-14I want to use these Iridescent Calligraphy colors for card making. I realize there is a stopper inside and I tried using it on a foam pad but I was wondering if there is another way to put the ink on stamps, etc. - Asked by Donna on 31-Jul-13
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To get the best image, and to waste less ink, simply choose the right size watercolor brush (soft bristles) and brush it onto the stamp image. If you must use a foam pad, cut it small, just about the size of the stamp, and do not let it sit too long. - Answered by MisterArt on 01-Aug-13Ask a Question About Iridescent Calligraphy Colors 1 oz.
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