| FAQ's -
Perfect Pearls™ and
Medium |
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Is the Perfect Medium ink the same as
embossing ink? |
No. Embossing ink was
developed as a slow drying ink for use with embossing
powder. It can be removed from stamps using a
water-based stamp cleaner.
Perfect Medium was specially formulated as an
embellishing ink for
Perfect Pearls™. Although this is its primary
function, it is extremely versatile. It is an excellent
embossing ink for all types of powders including large
particle Ultra Thick
Embossing Powder™. It also works as a watermark
on absorbent paper and as a resist on coated and
gloss paper. To remove The Perfect Medium
from stamps, use
Cleans it™, non-toxic, all purpose stamp
cleaner. |
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What is the difference between Perfect
Pearls™ and other pigment powders? |
No other pearl powder has a binder already mixed in.
With Perfect Pearls
there is no need to measure and mix. Just add water and
Perfect Pearls will adhere to many surfaces. Add a
little water to create a paint, more for a glaze and
even more for a fabulous calligraphy ink. Dry Perfect
Pearls adheres without the use of fixative when dusted
over
Perfect Medium. The resins in both Perfect
Pearls and Perfect Medium work together to create an
efficient bond. The binder in Perfect Pearls is so
compatible it will not effect your results when mixing
Perfect Pearls with other mediums i.e. clay, embossing
powders, UTEE, acrylic
paints, Posh
dye Inkabilities™ and more!
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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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