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Present test ink De Atramentis Document Ink Blue with a beautiful blue color with a hint of purple. The ink is very wet and pen as you can see it gives juicy, but do not let anyone confuse the wet track, because the ink dries almost immediately after the nib. Great for quick notes and for left-handers. Waterproof total. Unfortunately, this is a drawback - bleed through. Test paper for photocopiers Image Volume bleed through is seen, but on Rhodia and Oxford only point (but always). On paper, TOP-2000 does not bleed through at all, but it is already dry approx. 2-3 seconds.

 

Producent: De Atramentis

Series, colour: Document Ink Blue

Pen: Waterman Hemisphere "F"

Paper: Image Volume 80 g / cm2

 

Specifications:

Flow rate: very good

Lubrication: good

Bleed through: noticeable

Shading: unnoticeable

Feathering: unnoticeable

Saturation: good

Ink drying time: ~ 1 sec. (sic!)

 

A drop of ink smeared with a nib

 

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The ink smudged with a cotton pad

 

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Lines

 

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Water Resistance

 

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Sample text

 

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Other tests carried out:

 

Sample text in an Oxford notebook

 

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Sample letters in a Rhodia notebook

 

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Ink drops on a handkerchief

 

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Chromatography

 

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If you have interesting inks and you want to give a sample for testing - welcome.
We can exchange a color sample.

 

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Extremely permanent but I found it to spread quite considerably even on Rhodia paper and feathering/bleedthrough was poor on everything other than Rhodia/Clairefontaine exc. Thanks for your review!!

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GREAT REVIEW!

 

I find the Dok inks are best for mixing. Add a dash to dry but pretty ink and now you have a water resistant terrific flowing ink. These have great glide. Thank you for sharing.

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