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from the color sample on the box packaging, i was expecting a grey-black tone, which i like. but this is also a nice muted blue.

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Mine just arrived. Very nice ink. Thanks to the people in this discussion for both presenting the ink and helping me find it.

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Mine just arrived. Very nice ink. Thanks to the people in this discussion for both presenting the ink and helping me find it.

Where did you source it?

YNWA - JFT97

 

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Where did you source it?

The first of the two links you noted above. Great service; very fast delivery.

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The first of the two links you noted above. Great service; very fast delivery.

 

Nice! :)

YNWA - JFT97

 

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Hi,

How wet is this ink ?

Lgsoltek, I would be happy if you can tell me the wetness difference between this one and KWZ IG blue #5.

 

Thanks by advance.

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Hi,

How wet is this ink ?

Lgsoltek, I would be happy if you can tell me the wetness difference between this one and KWZ IG blue #5.

 

Thanks by advance.

It's been a long time since I've used these two. I don't really remember. I think this one may be more watery, while the KWZI feels slightly less wet but more lubricated.

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It's been a long time since I've used these two. I don't really remember. I think this one may be more watery, while the KWZI feels slightly less wet but more lubricated.

Ok. (thanks for the fast answer!)

 

From what you say I think IG #5 should be better for me.

Thank you. ;)

 

EDIT : Can I ask you an other question ?

Have you tried MB Midnight Blue (latest formula, non IG) and do you know if it is a very dry ink ?

 

It is off-topic, so if you know maybe answer me via PM, it should be better.

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Ok. (thanks for the fast answer!)

 

From what you say I think IG #5 should be better for me.

Thank you. ;)

 

EDIT : Can I ask you an other question ?

Have you tried MB Midnight Blue (latest formula, non IG) and do you know if it is a very dry ink ?

 

It is off-topic, so if you know maybe answer me via PM, it should be better.

 

 

No I've never tried that one. Blue-blacks aren't really my thing so I don't have a lot of them.

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No I've never tried that one. Blue-blacks aren't really my th.ing so I don't have a lot of them.

No problem, thank you again for answering me fast.

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How many mL are in each bottle?

 

I got 10 bottles and a cost of $270 CAD for everything (shipping was expensive - $75 CAD!), and I'm trying to decide if that was a reasonable price or not.

40ml if I recall correctly.

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How many mL are in each bottle?

 

I got 10 bottles and a cost of $270 CAD for everything (shipping was expensive - $75 CAD!), and I'm trying to decide if that was a reasonable price or not.

 

 

OUCH!!... Where did you get them from?

 

I got 5 bottles from Rakuten, my shipping was approx $20

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I got them from Rakuten. :/ The total of the goods were $192.95 for 10 bottles, and my total paypal invoice was $270 CAD. :/

 

The problem is they don't tell you in advance how much shipping is going to be. It's pretty frustrating. They just send you a bill with no other information, so there's no way to know how many bottles to drop off the order to hit the shipping break option.

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I got them from Rakuten. :/ The total of the goods were $192.95, and my total paypal invoice was $270 CAD. :/

 

 

OUCH.. as silly as it sounds, it makes more sense to buy them in small batches. A friend bought only one bottle and he got charged $20 for shipping.

I got 5, and got $20 for shipping... so, it sounds like 1-5 is $20. After that, I have no idea how it works.

 

 

 

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Yeah, clearly it's better to buy no more than 5 at a time. Still, that would be $40, and I paid $75. In the end I lost $35, which is bad, but not HORRIBLE. But still. BLERG.

 

I know... sorry for my reaction... for me was $20 versus $75... so it was.. OUCH!!!

 

But yeah.. $40 versus $75 is not that bad. So you pay $27/bottle... much better than $50 or something.. :)

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