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Or the infamous BSB.

 

I got Asa-Gao on my hands once. Took me a few days to get it fully off.

 

 

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Thanks, guys!

 

Asa-Gao, I have (and am very fond of!), and it turns out that it is a fairly resilient ink; I just tried doodling on my hand with a pen loaded up with the ink, and it seems to work well enough, so long as my palms don't get too sweaty :P

 

Hoping Kon-Peki will be equally good, since I rather like the colour and may get a bottle of it soon! After Ku-Jaku or another one of Asa-Gao, anyway.

 

As for BSB... I'll need to wear a Hazmat suit for that, methinks! Might be fun to try, though :D

 

 

Cheers!

Kevin

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Thanks, guys!

 

Asa-Gao, I have (and am very fond of!), and it turns out that it is a fairly resilient ink; I just tried doodling on my hand with a pen loaded up with the ink, and it seems to work well enough, so long as my palms don't get too sweaty :P

 

Hoping Kon-Peki will be equally good, since I rather like the colour and may get a bottle of it soon! After Ku-Jaku or another one of Asa-Gao, anyway.

 

As for BSB... I'll need to wear a Hazmat suit for that, methinks! Might be fun to try, though :D

 

 

Cheers!

 

Kevin

I think with Pilot Iros ink so I used them is that they are easy to get off from you pens........ but not so much from skin. I have no idea why.

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I recommend organically studios cuddles ink removing soap. Takes off almost anything. Isellpens has them on blowout sale for 1.99$ currently instead of the 10$ list price.

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My Pens/Nibs (inked/active): Lamy Studio/Vista/Joy (XXF slight-flex custom | 14k EF | EF | F | 14k M | M | B | 14k 1.1 custom | 1.1 | 1.5 | 1.9), TWSBI Diamond 580 (F | Pendleton BadBoy | Zebra G | F.P.R. semi-flex), Pilot Falcon EF, Penkala Vintage 14k semi-flex, Pilot Parallel (2.4 | 3.8 | 6.0)

http://www.fp-ink.info/img/button.pngI'm still looking for help/data/supporters/sponsors for my Ink Database - It already contains over 900 Inks but is still low on data about the inks except on the Inks I got myself or where I found nice data sheets. So Im looking for these: InkSamples mailed to me, Permissions to use InkReviews - preferable by people who have a lot of InkReviews online, InkReviews mailed to me so I can scan them, Sponsors that will help me to finance InkSamples, People willing to trade InkSamples (list of available Inks from me is available via PM request - please include available Inks)

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