🎉 Elevate your artistry with Scola Ink – where creativity flows!
Scola Black Indian Drawing Ink is a premium 300ml water-based pigment designed for artists seeking versatility and durability. This ink can be easily diluted and intermixed, providing endless creative possibilities while ensuring a water-resistant finish when dry. Compact and lightweight, it's perfect for artists who need to take their creativity on the go.
| Manufacturer | Scolaquip |
| Brand | scola |
| Package Dimensions | 15.4 x 5.5 x 5.4 cm; 320 g |
| Colour | Black |
| Ink Colour | Black |
| Manufacturer Part Number | II300/38 |
| Item Weight | 320 g |
A**D
Smooth black writing ink
The ink dries very quickly. It is beautifully smooth but I can't account for the waterproofing yet. Very pleased with purchase.
S**H
excellent for drawing and painting with as it stays black/grey ...
very high quality ink! excellent for drawing and painting with as it stays black/grey when diluted and not becoming blue. I highly recommend!
E**K
Great ink could do with more robust bottle.
Good opacity for ink suitable for creating different tones by adding various quantities of water. When dry water resistant so can create layered effects. Nice flip top lid with small hole for controlling quantity when pouring.Marked down because bottle arrived with indent. Even with use eg. When volume of ink has gone down this remains and makes me slightly nervous this weak point may eventually split.
A**N
Ink Stains the Skin
A well priced product purchased to refresh concrete garden furniture / the result was spectacular!
J**Y
Exactly as expected
We used this to dye some scorched and brushed timber table tops, the result was spot on.
L**N
Does what it says on the bottle, good value.
Worked well covering large and small areas. Good value, a little goes a long way.
V**.
wxcellent waterr esistant blk china ink
B&W art sketching
G**T
Leaked in box
Like a few other customers, my bottle of ink had begun to leak inside the package it was delivered in. I don’t know why the supplier doesn’t take heed of this and simply secure the lid with some sellotape or something for all the effort it would take.
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