Tsukineko VF000082 Full-Size VersaFine Instant Dry Pigment Ink, Onyx Black

It is so important to use the proper ink when stamping. This ink is intended for use with fine detailed stamps on PAPER. It is permanent, dries fast and is waterproof. You can use blending and coloring pens with Versafine.

Great product for ink crafting

Almost a year later and the ink pad is still going strong. Best black ink to use for scrapbooking and for card making.

I WILL BE BUYING AGAIN I own a SB and needed something for my thank you cards This is the best pad Ive purchased so far Its juicy but I didnt have any issue getting it all over my stamps before I got a decent amount on it I didnt have to press down on my stamps too hard for the transfer to come out perfect Its actually opaque which is what I struggled with in other brands It did dry fairly quickly I didnt notice any smudging but I still covered the stamped spots with clear tape to avoid any transferring to business cards and stickers

This ink is very good quality and holds up to standards and I will be buying again

This is by far the best ink pad Ive ever used. I just did a bunch of rubber stamp, linoleum, and styrofoam prints and compared them side-by-side. This has a richer, crisper black that looks like real printmaking ink. It dries quickly. I cant recommend it highly enough, especially if you want your images to look like high quality wood cuts. Fine details show up well and theres no bleeding on any of the paper I used. Fantastic!

We stamped our wedding favors yesterday, 150 whole chit chatting / drinking snacking between myself and 2 bridesmaids. It was open for a long period and still had NO issues stamping all 150 and I’m sure could do so many more! Highly recommended.

This is the best ink black ink made. It provides a bold black that is excellent for sentiments. I especially love putting some clear embossing powder on it and heat setting it when I am using markers. Nothing runs outside the lines. Love this ink.

As stated, Im new to all but the basic elementary-school rubber stamping. After lots of research about the various types of ink pads, I went with this one as it was said to be waterproof. My intentions were to stamp images then color them in with watercolor pencils or markers, then use water to blend the colors. If you stamp and let the ink dry (or heat set it) it does not smear at all through the process of coloring or water blending. It is exactly what I needed.

I’m a beginner stamper, so I don’t have much to compare it to. But so far I’m pleased. I use cheaper clear stamps. Nice crisp image for detailed flowers and butterflies. Dries quickly on the papers I’ve used so far. Cleans off fingers and nails fairly easily. No bleed-thru yet, except in very, very thin paper. Quite a bit of ghosting, but that’s not an issue for the type of stamping I do. Currently using only black, but I’m pleased enough to start looking into trying other colors.