Review on 🎨 Premium Alcohol Ink Set - 24 Intensely Pigmented Inks - Acid-Free, Quick-Drying and Long-Lasting - Versatile Alcohol Ink for Resin, Tumblers, Fluid Art Painting, Ceramic, Glass & Metal by Carla Anderson

I really like this alcohol ink. I'm new to this. I made a short video and showed pictures of some of the consumables I used. I used an eyedropper to add 91% alcohol to each small well on the small round plastic pallet I had. I added three or four drops to each. See if you need more or less. Then I used a separate eyedropper for each color and placed them in different places. I used my hair dryer to blow in different directions. There are a few areas that I didn't like, so I just wiped them down a bit here and there with a tissue and 91% alcohol. I went back to those areas and added more layers where the rubbing alcohol had dried. As for me, I prefer a low speed hair dryer. I love watercolors, stained glass effects. I have not tried it on high gloss tiles. I'm doing this for the first time. I used one of the large tiles from my bathroom shower and it is epoxy sealed and then placed on the bathroom countertop as a drip tray. Not sure if I need to seal it with Krylon Kamar varnish first and then with resin or something. Please investigate. So far I'm happy with how I got it. I will use them again.