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Gold Metallic Pigment Ink Pad

Gold Metallic Pigment Ink Pad

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Gold certainly does glitter when it comes in the form of Metallic Pigment Ink! The Gold Metallic Pigment Ink is a warm, yellow gold and will bring bling to your next project.

Get ready to add more bling to your stamped projects with our Metallic Pigment Inks! These beautiful metallic inks are thick and rich in color and catch the light with shimmer and shine!

These inks stamp images that are crisp and bright and oh, so metallic! We were through the moon when we first tried them. As an archival, fade-resistant, and acid-free ink, they are an excellent choice for artwork and keepsake projects.

Our pigment inks are very different than our current line of water-based dye inks. They are slow-drying and are formulated to sit on top of the paper surface, giving plenty of time for blending and embossing. Dry time and permanence depend on the surface used—inks will dry faster and be more permanent on more porous surfaces. Use clear embossing powder or spray fixative for improved permanence.

CP metallic ink cleans off stamps easily with just water, soapy water, or stamp cleaner. If you get ink in the crevices of your stamps, you may use an old toothbrush to get them sparkling clean!

More on the blog: https://www.catherinepooler.com/2023/10/18/introducing-metallic-pigment-inks/

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    Christee P.
    Wow. Just Wow.

    So I will preface by saying I've tried most brands of metallic inks and been underwhelmed. They seem to ink my stamp better than my cardstock and don't offer much in the way of shine once stamped. I almost didn't order these but I use CP ink exclusively and thought, well, you have all the others. Am I glad I ordered. CP metallic inks transfer rich, glimmer color beautifully (and effortlessly). Gold is a rich, true medium gold color. I used the gold on holiday gift card tags, and, in this application, I did decide I needed to use a fixative since the ink did still rub off a little after drying for a couple of days. I probably would not use fixative for a card since that would be handled less. I highly recommend!