Black Inks
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Pros
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Cons
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Good for
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Memento
Tuxedo Black
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Copic
friendly, nice and dark, Works with pencil blending solution such as Gamsol
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Not
waterproof
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Image
stamping for Copic coloring, sentiments
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Versafine
Onyx Black
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Crisp dark
ink, good for embossing, good for sentiments on unfinished card stock
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Not Copic
safe even when heat embossed, can smudge with pencil blending solution, takes
longer to dry because it is a pigment ink, not good on glossy or card stock
with a slick finish.
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Perfect for
heat embossing with clear or detail black embossing powder, sentiment
stamping on plain card stock, good for water coloring.
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Stazon Jet
Black
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Good for
slick surfaces such as acetate and glossy card stock, waterproof, works with
pencil blending solution
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Not Copic
safe as both are solvent inks.
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Stamping on
acetate, plastic, glass, and other nonporous surfaces, and for watercoloring
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Ranger
Archival Jet Black
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Waterproof,
permanent
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Not Copic
safe, can smudge with pencil blending solution
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Stamping
images for watercoloring, sentiments
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Distress
Ink Black Soot
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Good ink for
techniques, good for distressing and ink blending
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Not Copic
safe, can smudge with pencil blending solution, not waterproof, not good for
sentiments
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Good for ink
techniques
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Gina K Black
Amalgam
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Good dark black
ink, works with Copic markers, watercoloring, and works with Gamsol
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Should be
heat set first before coloring
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Good all
round ink for multi-purpose stamping
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Brillance
Graphite Black
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works on vellum, mica, acetate, photo papers, sculpey clay, shrink
plastic, and regular card stock
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It is a
hybrid and not good for watercoloring or Copics
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Works well on
nonporous surfaces
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Hero Arts
Intense Black
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Crisp black
ink, Copic safe, good for watercoloring, acid free, use with gamsol, and permanent
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Slightly
“less black” than some other black inks
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Good for
image stamping and for sentiments and greetings
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Have a great day and get inky.