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Ballpoint refill for a purply blue?


Betty

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May I ask what brand has ballpoint refills for blue where the blue has a purply tinge to it. It seems very hard to find a refill with that color. I don't want the Papermate blue color.

 

I did however get a free cheapie but cool pen at Commerce Bank and their blue is exactly the color I want. Thanks!

 

I'm going to start with the refill and then I'm going to shop for a pen that fits that refill. I'm going backwards.

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This may not help much, but until a year ago, Parker made the gel ballpoint refills in black, blue, red, green, turquoise and purple. Then they discontinued the green, turquoise and purple. :(

While I'm hunting the nice dark turquoise ones, sometimes I also see the purples somewhere in the world on ebay. :unsure:

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I don't want complete purple (along the likes of waterman purple). I want a brighter blue, and it happens to have a bit of purple in it it seems, almost like aurora blue or pr tarzanite.

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I think Levenger has refills for both ballpoints and rollerballs in their ink colors. Cobalt has a rich purpley undertone, to my eye. I don't know if their ballpoint refill would fit all ballpoint pens, tho.

 

Edited: I just checked their Web site and they only have rollerballs and felt (fiber) tip refills in Cobalt, no ballpoints. Sorry!

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I've found that Parker's FINE POINT ballpoint refills are a purply blue. And Paper Mate's FINE POINT ballpoint refills are exactly the same as Parker's, in terms of color. It's not at all like the medium refill color.

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