Alcohol Ink Gemstones Set- Wayin 16 Vibrant High Concentrated Alcohol-Based Ink Resin Dye with Metallic Extreme Shimmer Gold Silver Color for Resin Petri Dish Tumbler Cups Making Coaster Yupo Painting

I purchased these alcohol inks for use in my epoxy resin creations and found that they work very well. They have the beautiful colors and flow necessary to enhance my designs.

Bought them for my daughter who works with resin she loves them the metallic specially the gold and the silver oh she can't wait she wants more once more

These alcohol inks worked great. I've gotten some amazing results with using them.

Make sure to shake these really well. They work best if put into ur resin rather than dripped on to the item with resin on it already. Definitely not sure it was worth the money honestly. Maybe in time it will tell all. Just only used two ways so far. And again best if mixed into resin. Just not with drizzling down on item to spin on cup turner.

Vibrant colors in a nice variety. Easy and ready to use. Fantastic results.

Very pretty look, and very easy to use! One gotten several compliments on pieces I've made with these inks! I recommended to my best friend who also does resin art and she loves them too! Give them a try, you will not be disappointed!

I guess I got what I paid for. The colours are just not true. Used nearly 1/3 of a bottle of red and never got anything more than a wine colour, black is grey, etc.

It may be hard to tell that these wayin Metallic Alcohol Ink Set colors are different shades of gold, but they are. A little goes a long way, but you can get a lot of different effects in resin depending on how much or little you add. The BRONZE GOLD is the most opaque, with the other 3 definitely needing to be shaken well before use. Make sure to put a plastic wrap over the tips before you use one of the 2 included pins to puncture the tips. with plastic over it as well, as it may splatter a bit as you lift out the pin. Love these metallic golds! The names may not evoke the exact shades you see, so I would just eyeball it based on the look you want versus the name on the packaging.