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Scaupaug1 said:
Paper? Cellulose like cotton? Nathan - How does Noodler's perform on heavily-sized paper, such as Clairefontaine? Thanks! It's not available near me to try yet, but I plan to mail-order some soon, especially if I find out it works on most of the paper I have... David |
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"Scaupaug1" wrote in message ... that the ink is supposed to be non staining, You can try this for yourself - soak plastic in the ink....for months. It rinses off with tap water afterwards. Also...spray it on plastic sheets...leave in the sun...let dry...leave it for months. It rinses off with a spray of water. I've even rinsed it through polyester fibers such as those used to clean fish tanks or fill stuffed animals. Clear plastic barreled eyedropper pens are good for testing the ink as well...the ink will fall off the sides clear and clean each time the pen chamber is shifted. Paper? Cellulose like cotton? No chance in hell...it will laugh at water and most chemicals (in fact I have not yet found a chemical that removes the ink from cellulose paper - although industrial bleach turns the paper back into pulp mush...your written word remains in the same form within the mush sheet!). If this is a concern for recycling...not that a quick stir of a glass rod mixes the mushed paper pulp into uniform gray matter very similar to that seen at recycling plants. I see no reason for concern about that issue. Hi Nathan, is the Legal Lapis the same in performance as the Permanent Black? -- Best regards, Free Citizen Fountain Pen Network A pen site run by the Pen Community http://pagesperso.laposte.net/fpnet |
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