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Old 04-14-2015, 09:15 AM   #1  
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Default Looking for acrylic paint to distress ink matches

Hello,

I have several acrylic paints and prior to purchasing the Distress Paints, I was wondering if there was a list of matching acrylic paint colors to Distress Ink?

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Old 04-16-2015, 04:55 PM   #2  
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Ranger Ink and Innovative Craft Products | Ink and Innovative Craft Products Has color charts of all their products. Distress paints have the same names and similiar colors as the distress inks. However the distress paints are a formula that makes them a cross between inks and paints which makes them useful for techniques. They come in dabbler bottles. Perhaps you will want to watch Tim's intro videos before purchasing.

Ranger also has made acrylic paints for designers Dyan Reavely and Dina Wakley. These 2 lines of paint are made for the work of each designer. Their is also a video in which Dyan explain the differences.

One can use a lot acrylic paint in making gelli prints...if you think you may get into creating with them you might want to hang on to the acrylic paint for that.
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