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I am using my Copics for the first time and attempting to blend. I used a tinted ink with black EP and obviously heat set it. My pens (3 of them) all bled with the black. Why?

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Kacy K (Official Rep) February 13, 2012 22:06

Hi Bill! What type of pens did you use? Not all pens are Copic-proof, some will bleed. We always recommend using our own Copic Multiliner pens with Copic markers - they are water and Copic-proof when dry. More info on those here: http://store.copicmarker.com/pages/pr...

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Hi Bill! What type of pens did you use? Not all pens are Copic-proof, some will bleed. We always recommend using our own Copic Multiliner pens with Copic markers - they are water and Copic-proof when dry. More info on those here: http://store.copicmarker.com/pages/products-pens

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