This ink adheres to slippery plastic surfaces such as treated shrink wrap. It also works with other nonporous surfaces such as glass and metal. For use with stamp pads and rubber stamps.

Thinner allows you to achieve your desired ink consistency.

Make marks on metal even when the surface is oily or wet. This ink also works with other nonporous surfaces such as plastic and glass. It resists petroleum solvents. For use with stamp pads and rubber stamps.

Thinner allows you to achieve your desired ink consistency.

Ink your rollers prior to stenciling with this pad. Use with any stencil ink (sold separately).

Add color when making plastic parts. Also called masterbatches, these colorants contain a base plastic that works with a variety of plastic types—from general purpose polypropylene to tough ABS. This means you don’t need to stock up on colorants for each type. Mix them in with your pellets before melting. To get a rich color for most plastic, you need only 1-2% of colorant in your batch, since they’re concentrated.

Remanufactured cartridges have been refilled with ink.

This ink is waterproof and dries quickly.

Use these dyes at the end of your zinc-plating process to add a decorative appearance.

Yellow dye creates a finish similar to cadmium yellow chromate. One bottle makes four gallons of dye.

Black dye comes in two bottles. The size listed is the combined total of the two parts. They make one gallon of dye.