U.S. Art Supply 24 Color Alcohol Ink Set - Huge 30ml Triple Sized 1-oz Bottles - Includes 4-oz Blender & 30 Swabs - Vibrant Highly Concentrated Pigment Dye Paint for Epoxy Resin Art Painting & Crafts

These inks (I got the set of 24) are acceptable, with a couple caveats. As at least one other reviewer has noted, these aren't designed with epoxy resins in mind. I have used them in epoxy with success but only when added in very small quantity, if you are wanting deep color or full saturation try another brand. As little as 2 drops to a qt of resin has caused the resin not to cure properly. The inks work great on glass and metals. As far as color selections go in the set of 24, there are plenty of great greens, browns and yellows. There are only two blues, both nice but both very dark and nearly identical, there are no lighter blues at all. I think there was supposed to be an aqua but I didn't get one, I suspect by the pictures it would be on the green side anyway.

Vibrant colors that rival more expensive inks. Big bottles!!! Most are 1/3 the size compared to these. If Ranger and Pinata arw not in your budget, try these.

The consistency is perfect, these inks are the perfect pigment mixture and all the colors pop. After trying 2 other brands these are by far my favorite!

Pros- The size of these bottles are huge compared to any other company you would order from. I am definitely not above ordering From China for more product for less money, but this company offers a great price for a lot of product! Plus you get a liquid clear blender to mix the colors with. Ink is very pigmented. Cons- no matter how tiny of a needle you use to open the holes, ink will get absolutely everywhere upon opening. Use gloves and a paper towel and strategically pierce the paper towel with the pin or needle FIRST and carefully hold down paper towel as you pierce the tip. It’s a lot, I know. And then once pierced, it will drip a ton of ink no matter how carefully you try to just dispense one drop. Also, instructions are clear to shake the bottle before using. Well, there must be no type of leak proof material inside, because again, no matter how tiny the hole is, product will leak out of the tip like crazy so be careful every single time you open it. I had to spend a lot of money to buy an entirely new set of dropper bottles with thin tips that actually work to put these into. So that kinda sucks. While alcohol ink is always clear to note that it’s risky using with UV resin- it’s even more important to note here. Some of the inks burn a terrible color in UV resin. For example- the teal cures into a mustard type of dark yellow brown no matter how low the heat setting is. I had to stop testing them with UV resin because they just burned so badly. Some do work, but it’s a gamble so test a small amount every time before use.

Sure makes my work look amazing. Easy to use

I found this product to be cheap. The ink was thin. When I put it on my resin it dispersed and ended up looking like lace. I used pure pink and magenta. Neither were bold in color. Deeply dissatisfied.

Very nice selection of colors. The only problem was the bottle of blender wasn’t even half full and I was Looking forward to that. Not sure why and it didn’t look like there had been a leak anywhere.

I bought these for adding to my resin projects. While the colors are beautiful, be warned that they DO stain silicone. I also had a couple of projects where the yellow over took any other color I added, including deep purple and sapphire blue. They did turn out great though. Also, when I received the box, the blending liquid had leaked and only about a third of it was in the bottle. I will also caution when opening the bottles that you have some sort of gloves and apron on as many of them had ink inside the cap which made drops of ink everywhere. I did like the variety of colors and will just have to be very careful going forward when I am mixing colors and opening the bottles.