Pinata Colors are highly saturated, fast-drying alcohol inks for any hard surface, including glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, leather, resin, polymer clay and more. Indelible and impervious to water once dry, Pinata Colors clean up with alcohol and re-wet themselves, allowing for unique effects and techniques not easily achieved with water-based systems. As a dye-based, highly transparent ink, Pinata Colors are unparalleled for vibrancy, and only the most lightfast dyes have been selected for the palette. Acid-free with excellent adhesive properties, Pinata Colors have become the go-to inks for any non-porous surface.
For use on glass, metal, plastic, vinyl, ceramic, stone, leather, resin, YUPO, foil, wood, encaustic, fiberglass, acrylic, polymer clay and more.
Techniques
fine arts, scrapbooking, crafts, faux stained glass, card making, faux finishing techniques and staining wood and leather
Ideas & Tips
Brayer Pinata onto vellum
Color glass drops and beads
Dye leaves, tint mica bits, color sea shells and air-dry clays
Add color to grommets, eyelets and fasteners
Mix with Claro Extender to increase transparency
Mix with Pearl Ex pigments or Basic Dyes for custom colors
Pinata Colors are highly saturated, fast-drying alcohol inks for any hard surface, including glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, leather, resin, polymer clay and more. Indelible and impervious to water once dry, Pinata Colors clean up with alcohol and re-wet themselves, allowing for unique effects and techniques not easily achieved with water-based systems. As a dye-based, highly transparent ink, Pinata Colors are unparalleled for vibrancy, and only the most lightfast dyes have been selected for the palette. Acid-free with excellent adhesive properties, Pinata Colors have become the go-to inks for any non-porous surface.
For use on glass, metal, plastic, vinyl, ceramic, stone, leather, resin, YUPO, foil, wood, encaustic, fiberglass, acrylic, polymer clay and more.
Techniques
fine arts, scrapbooking, crafts, faux stained glass, card making, faux finishing techniques and staining wood and leather
Ideas & Tips
Brayer Pinata onto vellum
Color glass drops and beads
Dye leaves, tint mica bits, color sea shells and air-dry clays
Add color to grommets, eyelets and fasteners
Mix with Claro Extender to increase transparency
Mix with Pearl Ex pigments or Basic Dyes for custom colors
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