Archival Re-Inker - Jet Black

The frequency depends on usage. Re-ink when the ink pad appears dry and produces faint stamped images.

The ink is formulated to be non-toxic, making it suitable for crafting activities, but adult supervision is recommended during use.

While designed to be permanent, on very absorbent paper, some slight spread might occur. Test on a scrap piece first.

It is specifically formulated for Ranger Archival Ink Pads. Using it with other brands may yield unpredictable results regarding color, permanence, and archival quality.

Use a heat tool on a medium setting, holding it a few inches away from the surface. Move the tool constantly to avoid scorching the paper until the ink is dry to the touch and set.

Yes, the ink is archival quality, which means it is acid-free and designed to resist fading over time.

Allow more time for the ink to absorb into the pad, or dab excess ink onto scrap paper. Apply less ink next time.

Ensure the ink has been properly heat set on the glossy surface according to product instructions. Use a heat tool at an appropriate temperature.

Check if the ink pad is sufficiently re-inked. If the issue persists after re-inking, the ink pad itself may need replacement.

Ensure the cap is not cross-threaded. Wipe any dried ink from the bottle neck and cap threads.