- TOP-QUALITY PIGMENTS – The oil-based block printing ink from Speedball is specifically designed for professional printing to produce top quality prints.
- RICH INTENSE COLOR - This black block printing ink produces beautiful, vibrant color. It can be used as is or mixed with other colors to achieve various shades.
- PERMANENT RESULTS – The oil-based block printing ink will produce a permanent result. The ink is also waterproof.
- AP CERTIFIED - The Speedball Oil-Based Block Printing Ink is safe for everyone to use. It is ACMI AP Certified and conforms to ASTM D-4236, so it can be used in school or at home.
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Elisabeta Ioana Covrig
Worked great. (so hard to wash off
Very deep black. Worked great. (so hard to wash off!) Great stuff.
Serenity Nicole
Awesome
I don't really know what to say- I've used this on many art pieces and I love it. It's great.
Bianca van Boven
Worked very well to redo a clock dial.
I have a number of old WW2 era ship clocks that have engraved letters and numbers that are filled with white and the dial surface is black. The black suffers all the abuse of years of being exposed to fingers setting the time and keys slipping out of the winding hole putting scratches on the black part of the dial. Also some of these 70 plus year old clocks have paint problems with fading and water marks. I needed a way to recoat the black and not have ink get into the engraved white areas. I used a hard rubber roller and this ink to put numerous passes on the dials to give them a consistent new surface coating and it worked great. The ink dried in a day or two. What looked very bad on the dial surface now looks excellent.
Vivian Silvera
I like block prints
works just great!
Bhes Raj Baral
great for stamping
Used this versus the water one for linoleum block stamping and this is nicer because it doesn't separate like the water one, only problem is it's harder to clean.
Jenny Lynn Marshall
Great for reviving laser etched headstones
One day I went to my fathers cemetery to find his etched photo and wording had faded. I did some research on the internet and a guy recommended this ink. I did as instructed and it revived my dads stone. I am extremely happy and hope it lasts as long as people say. None the less, it saved us a lot of heartache and replacing a perfectly good stone.