Dipping ink 17 ml - Papyrus Dip

Dipping ink Papyrus Dip, 17 ml

A semi-transparent acrylic ink in a dropper bottle with a volume of seventeen milliliters, in a warm parchment sand shade. The ink works on a simple principle: it is applied over a light base coat, runs into the recesses and folds, and on the raised areas only a thin tinted layer stays behind. A single application therefore produces shadow and color at the same time, which is exactly why this group of paints is used when painting whole units quickly.

Use

• quick shading of figures and models in one step
• parchment, canvas and sand surfaces, scrolls and maps
• tinting light surfaces to a warmer shade
• painting larger groups of wargaming figures

How to work with the ink

The manufacturer states that the ink is not thinned and is applied straight from the bottle. The base should be a light base coat, ideally of primer, because a semi-transparent layer will not show over a dark base. Apply it generously in one stroke of the brush and take the excess off the flat areas with a dry brush, or it will dry as a stain. According to the manufacturer the ink does not reactivate once dry when it is painted over, so you can go on painting over it without concern.

Who the ink is for

For painters of wargaming figures who need to get a force finished in reasonable time, and for modelers looking for a quick way to get depth into relief.

Keep the product out of the reach of children, ventilate while working and close the bottle after use.