colour bleeding

[motherduck22]

can anyone please tell me what I can do to stop colours bleeding into each other, :roll: :roll: thank you

 

[Genny]

What kind of colorant are you using?

 

[motherduck22]

hi I am using liquid colours

 

[Genny]

Sorry, I should have asked this the first time. Where are they from?

 

[motherduck22]

they are from just a soap in the uk

 

[Genny]

You're going to need to use a non-bleeding colorant. Most non-water soluble colorants are non-bleeding. Like mica, oxides or ultramarines.

Since you're not in the US, I'm not sure where you can find non bleeding colourants overseas
I'd just call or email your supplier and ask them if they have any non bleeding colournts.

 

[motherduck22]

thank you so much for your help I will do that xx

 

[chafalota]

You might want to check out a company by the website: http://www.tkbtrading.com they are located in the USA, but may ship to your destination. They have: micas, liquid micas,ultramarines,oxides. On every color they have a detail box that you click,where it says "MORE DETAILS" and there's a screen that pops up and tells you if the color is non-bleeding or bleeding and stable or non-stable. You can also ask them, they are very helpful and will try to help.