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What ink are you using in your TWSBI? Is anything staining it? Anything flowing well?

 

My Go-To MB Toffee was alright.

PR Orange Crush was 'eh'.

PR Velvet Black was better.

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So far, I've only used Aurora black, which just does not stain. I chose to load up the pen with Aurora because of this ink's non-staining properties. I wanted to go gentle at first. And, in addition, Aurora black is a very lubricating ink too, so my TWSBI writes quite smoothly for an F. I'm curious to see if other inks will feel so nice.

 

I know that I could have used a more flashy color, but actually, the black ink matches the black parts, so the color of the ink and parts actually make a nice marriage.

 

I would like to hear other people's experiences on what inks have and have NOT stained, for future reference.

I would prefer to try some colored inks too, but with no staining if at all possible.

 

For example, how are the Iroshizuku inks holding up in this respect?

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Using Private Reserve Tanzanite right now. Previously, Noodler's Blue. Both have had no issues. I like the nib (F) on the TWSBI.

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What ink are you using in your TWSBI? Is anything staining it? Anything flowing well?

 

My Go-To MB Toffee was alright.

PR Orange Crush was 'eh'.

PR Velvet Black was better.

 

One holds Noodler's Black Moccasin Warder's ink and the other Noodler's #41 Brown. Sooner or later both will be changed but I don't know what the new inks will be or when the change will be made.

 

Larry

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I have PR Ebony Purple in mine. It flows very well, because it is a very wet ink. I cannot tell if it is staining. I tried Cd'A Saffron and Pelikan Turquoise...none of those worked to my satisfaction. They were too dry in that nib.

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+1 - PR Tanzanite

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MB Racing Green

 

Next up will be Diamine Majestic Blue

 

I find the pen to be a dry writer with the Racing Green, but I know that tends to be the way the ink behaves for me. I have inked enough pens with it for it to be a known quantity in my book.

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PR Midnight Blue for me.

Waterman Florida Blue and Blue-Black were technically fine but both were too light from an EF nib.

Probably good choices in medium and fine nibs.

YMMV

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I'm glad to read the variety of inks people are putting in their TWSBI's... I have some Sheaffer Vintage Blue-Black because I was too worried about staining problems. When I need to refill (and with a fine point and a large ink supply, it will be a

while, I'll branch out!

cheers

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