It will until it fades. Transtint/fast won't fade.If a box of RIT does the job...
India ink is comprised of fine soot and water.What about India inks?
I am not sure what the base is (alcohol or ??)
I bought some India Ink recently and the base is shellac.India ink is comprised of fine soot and water.
Actually shellac was added as a medium, it makes a little more durable and somewhat water proof. You can also add other mediums to make it water proof and more durable. But most India inks are water and soot.I bought some India Ink recently and the base is shellac.
I don't get it - if India Ink is water based, why does it seem so "permanent"?Actually shellac was added as a medium, it makes a little more durable and somewhat water proof. You can also add other mediums to make it water proof and more durable. But most India inks are water and soot.
The hydroxyl groups in the cellulose bind to carbon.I don't get it - if India Ink is water based, why does it seem so "permanent"?
I have a bottle of Speedball Super Black, and it contains shellac.I dont know about other brands, but I prefer Speedball India Ink because it's just carbon black in water. Carbon black is chemically different than soot (it's actually anthracitic carbon, not under-burnt hydrocarbons). It's worth the extra $ to work with a chemically inert, pH neutral coating.
Ah yes - my mistake. Just looked at the bottle and mine does too! Their MSDS does not call it out - probably because it's non-toxic.I have a bottle of Speedball Super Black, and it contains shellac.