> Dilute them with WHAT? > > water? Nope, it changes the ink colors. > > Jerry You dilute them with clear base (sold at the MIS site but only for the older style inks). This is an ink base with the same viscosity as the inks so it keeps the pigment particles in suspension, unlike water which would allow the particles to settle. The older standard inks were basically dilutions with some color ink added to provide a neutral balance on Somerset Velvet (uncoated) when used in the Icefields processor (by Steve Heron). It is quite possible to make you own uncolored dilutions with clear base but getting a set that prints well is not a small matter. Dan Culbertson
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Re: Dillution of blacks? was Nicholas Hartmann's Mono- Ink Print
2001-09-05 by Dan Culbertson