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  • Camille Robin
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    @camillerobin
    13 years ago

    You should be able to use the ink you have. If it is oil based there will be a crisp, hard top on the ink. Just remove it with your ink knife and the ink under it will be fine. If it is rubber based there might be a some skin on the top if it is as old as you say. Same thing just remove the top skin and you are good to go. Good luck and happy printing!


    Kirsty Armstrong
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    @kirstyarmstrong
    13 years ago

    Thanks Camille!


    Nancy Hill
    Participant
    @nancyrhill
    13 years ago

    When we bought our C&P it came with about 50 cans of ink – some rubber based, some oil. We are still using some of it today… when you open the can – you can tell if it’s usable…just get under the hardened top (if possible) and if the ink there is still soft – you can use it.


    Kirsty Armstrong
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    @kirstyarmstrong
    13 years ago

    Thanks Nancy. I’m going to start going through the ink this weekend!

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