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(More customer reviews)In July I bought a Uchida 2500 Embossing Heat Tool and, being new to embossing, didn't know which brand of embossing ink was best to use. I got an inexpensive ink pad at a local craft store and it didn't last very long, less that two weeks of moderate use, and the thin little pad dried up. So I came back here and purchased the Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad and have been using it for over a month now and it's still loaded with ink. The ink pad is thicker than the cheap one I got and produces a much better result when rubber stamping.
If you're looking for a good value and a high quality product, then this is the ink pad to use. I plan to try some of the colored pads next. Happy Art-Making!!
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Developed to produce a realistic weathered look on paper, photos, and decorative fibers, these inks are acid free, non-toxic, fade resistant, water based dye inks.Available in 3 by 3 by 3/4-inch stackable stamp pads with a removable lid.Made in USA.
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