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All Diamine Inks Mini Fade Test


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Nothing quite like empirical data. I wrote a story about this several days ago, now I'm thinking about writing it up down (oxymoron?) below. It will have to be in short segments.

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"Let the refining and improving of your own life keep you so busy that you have little time to criticize others." - H. Jackson Brown, Jr

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Amazing works, sad to see that my favorite ink, Imperial Purple is almost completely disappeared. Not a big blue fan but I really like Florida and Asa blue at least Asa Blue holds itself...

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change of plans.

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"Let the refining and improving of your own life keep you so busy that you have little time to criticize others." - H. Jackson Brown, Jr

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Wow, thank you! This will be tremendously helpful in my next ink purchase.

I am sad to see that almost all pink inks fade, though :(

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Another invaluable thread.

 

It is so interesting to see how some colors change and how some fade completely. I wonder what happens to the dye at a molecular level. Now I know which inks I should reconsider. Thank you!

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I appreciate seeing the ink fade test. Is there any post on FPN relative to bottled ink, specifically Diamine, which does not hold the color value over time? I have had an 80ml Diamine Prussian Blue since about 2010 or so which does not seem as blue as the color swatch on the Diamine website, in fact it seems like a watery black. I'd like to know if anyone has such information already on FPN.

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