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Old 02-20-2007, 11:51 AM   #1  
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Question How long does it take for craft ink to dry???

I tried craft ink for the first time...and even after three days, it still smeared when I accidently touched it. (((FRUSTRATED))):confused:
Did I do something wrong, besides touching it???
I stamped on metal if that makes any difference.
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My understanding is that craft ink won't ever dry on slick surfaces. Sorry!
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Yes, that makes a HUGE difference. In order to get it "dry", your best bet would be to cover it with embossing powder and heat set.
The best & quickest drying ink for metal is Stazon. Brilliance Ink also works but it has a longer drying time.
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Oh yikies....I had no idea! OK....so back to the stamping table I go. Thank you very much for your help!
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palette inks work good too on metal, they take about as long to try as brilliance inks. I use staz on for metal surfaces.
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Thank you Lisa!
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If you're using craft ink on paper, you can heat set it without embossing powder as well. I just recently got some craft spots, but I pulled out the heat gun to use them.
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