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I’ve tried to tint my glossy photo
paper with Distress Inks and I’m not getting the
results I expected. What happened? |
Photo paper has a different chemical make up than gloss
cardstock. Each photo paper manufacturer makes their
paper differently and it is not necessarily compatible
with dye inks. Experiment with different brands to see
what works for you.
Ranger
Gloss Paper cardstock is a clay-based paper that
works well with Distress and other dye inks. |
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I’ve stamped Gloss Paper with pigment
ink and it isn’t drying. Why not? |
Pigment ink alone will never dry on glossy cardstock.
You must apply embossing powder and heat emboss the
image on the cardstock. |
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How can I use Perfect Pearls with
Gloss Paper? |
There are several techniques you can use with Gloss
Paper. (1) Stamp with
Perfect Medium
and dust with
Perfect Pearls
on the glossy side of the cardstock. Heat set with
Ranger Heat It Craft Tool
to set the Perfect Pearls-some powder will dust off with
a brush, but most will set. (2) Use any
Perfect
Pearls techniques
on the matte side of the cardstock.
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