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Inks


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GAMBLIN Inks (Oil Based)

BLACK INKS/
GAMBLIN Etching Portland Black (for relief or etching)
GAMBLIN Relief Black (for relief)
GAMBLIN Outlaw Black Relief Ink (Stiffer) (For relief)-Available from McClain's
​GAMBLIN DRIVE BY PRESS Black (for T-SHIRTS) - Available from McClain's

​COLOR INKS/





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Graphic Chemical Inks & Renaissance Graphic Arts 
​(Oil based)



​Hanco Inks
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Hanco Inks (Handschey) (Oil Based)

Lithographic Inks, but work well for relief and monotyping as well.

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Cranfield (Safe Wash/Veg. Oil Based)

Cranfield also makes Traditional Oil based & Water-based inks.


​Caligo Safe Wash Black (500g can)- Oil based/Cleans up with soap/water (Dick Blick)
Made from polymerized vegetable oil and artist-qualitypigments.
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Clean up is safe and easy. First remove as much ink as possible by rolling the brayers on newsprint and scraping away any ink left on glass slabs with an Allway Scraper. Apply a layer of liquid soap (no water yet) to the inky surfaces and work it in with a nail brush. You will see the ink breaking down as it mixes with the soap. When all of the ink is loose, wash under warm water, using the brush to help lift and carry away any remaining ink. If any stubborn patches of ink remain, dry the surface with a paper towel, work in more soap and wash again. Water alone sometimes causes the ink to cling so remember the rule "soap before water!" Carefully dry all tools and surfaces before final storage.

Cranfield Traditional Relief Ink (oil based)

Comes in cans or tubes in a wide range of colors.

THEY ALSO MAKE A WATER-BASED INK along with Etching & Litho Inks.

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Speedball Inks & Akua



Speedball Super Graphic Black by Bill Fick (1 lbs can)- Oil based/Cleans up with Water (Dick Blick)
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