🎨 Delicata Ink Pad by Tsukineko Review

I was nervous that the gold wouldn't be opaque enough or just poor quality ink. In general very satisfied! It takes a little time to dry which stinks but nice easy to read color and good for printing on white kraft paper bags for sales display. We will most likely buy again!

Look no further! I have this to put my company logo on bags and boxes and I have to say it's the perfect ink! Dries fast! Has a flicker! The only thing is that when you rub it, glitter appears on your fingers, but it doesn't smudge. 10/10 for me. I also ordered a custom print from Revain for about $18.

This is the most beautiful warm gold. Stamps give the image a nice metallic, almost embossed effect. Project (I make handmade postcards) Dries pretty quickly for me, within minutes (I live in a hot country with constant air conditioning so that might help).

I wanted champagne but it's more of that orange and gold color. But I accidentally discovered that the second generation brand is really beautiful champagne gold. I didn't seem to emboss and clean it well enough and painted the other side for my second panel and when I turned it over I saw a nice color and used that side. Although second generation stamping doesn't give you great parts

I've tried almost every gold ink pad I can find. Some of them are decent color. But the problem I run into the most is that they NEVER dry unless you emboss them with clear embossing powder. Delicata Golden Glitz is a beautiful vibrant golden ink that dries on its own and keeps its color. It appears on light or dark paper. I would highly recommend it to any other gold ink pad on the market.

LOVE THIS COLOR! It REALLY takes time to dry, and drying time depends on the paper and amount of ink you use. I just stomp LOL now. It took hours to dry on the glitter paper, took about an hour on the super smooth cardstock. On paper with a lot of *teeth*, however, it didn't take more than an hour. For me the dry season is worth looking at. Ink. Sometimes the wet stamping warps the paper a bit and I love using that when I want to avoid that lol.

This is one of the finest (best) gold ink pads available today. However, it's still not solid and doesn't even provide enough coverage for my liking. If you have Rangers Perfect Pearls, enhance your metallic effect by sprinkling pearls onto the stamped image while it is still wet. It turns out it's almost broken. Excess powder can be "brushed off" and in my experience does not smudge. Requires no installation of heat or water. I gave up on the Ranger Perfect Medium ink (clear and dark) after…