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Block Printing Ink Too Thick. You have to experiment with how. if the ink seems too wet, there’s likely too much ink and the layer is too thick. i mix it with speedball's trans base/ink extender and it does a good job thinning it out. i have been block printing for years and can never get rid of the blotchiness without laying the ink on. in general, the type of block you want to use will vary depending on what you’re printing on, as well as the type of ink you’re using. block printing ink. Printing ink is specifically created to give even coverage and consistency so that the final print will. if your roller looks like an orange peel, there is too much ink on it! Avoid the speedball ones too. Either spread it out more to thin. These inks come in two main varieties: cheap water based block printing inks are the worst. block printing ink is a special type of ink used for block printing, a creative technique where a design is carved into a block, typically made of wood or linoleum. You can carefully scrape the excess ink off the roller and put it back in the ink.

i have been block printing for years and can never get rid of the blotchiness without laying the ink on. i mix it with speedball's trans base/ink extender and it does a good job thinning it out. Either spread it out more to thin. Printing ink is specifically created to give even coverage and consistency so that the final print will. block printing ink. in general, the type of block you want to use will vary depending on what you’re printing on, as well as the type of ink you’re using. block printing ink is a special type of ink used for block printing, a creative technique where a design is carved into a block, typically made of wood or linoleum. You have to experiment with how. These inks come in two main varieties: You can carefully scrape the excess ink off the roller and put it back in the ink.

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Block Printing Ink Too Thick You can carefully scrape the excess ink off the roller and put it back in the ink. i mix it with speedball's trans base/ink extender and it does a good job thinning it out. You can carefully scrape the excess ink off the roller and put it back in the ink. i have been block printing for years and can never get rid of the blotchiness without laying the ink on. in general, the type of block you want to use will vary depending on what you’re printing on, as well as the type of ink you’re using. You have to experiment with how. block printing ink. Printing ink is specifically created to give even coverage and consistency so that the final print will. Avoid the speedball ones too. Either spread it out more to thin. cheap water based block printing inks are the worst. block printing ink is a special type of ink used for block printing, a creative technique where a design is carved into a block, typically made of wood or linoleum. if the ink seems too wet, there’s likely too much ink and the layer is too thick. if your roller looks like an orange peel, there is too much ink on it! These inks come in two main varieties: