Noodler's St. Patty's Eire

[paperskater]

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The Platinum Preppy Highlighter pen works pretty well with this ink. It lays down a very wet line, but it dries rather quickly and doesn't smear when dry. Honestly, I was very surprised that it didn't bleed or smear for the water test. This would not be very good for use with thin paper or things that have double-sided text, just because the bleed-through pretty severe. But, besides that, I am very satisfied with this ink.

[fabrimedeiros]

Great review! I realy like the Noodler's Highlighting inks. I have a Sunrise bottle (3oz) and it has been lasting too long.

[clmurphy]

Have you tried actually writing with it out of FP (perhaps medium or broad?) I would like to see what it looks like to actually write with this ink instead of highlighting? Also interested in the same thing with their blue highlighting ink......

 

Just curious.

[paperskater]

Once I empty out my stub 78G, I'll load it up with St. Patty's and post some pictures.

[bjcmatthews]

Have you tried it on Rhodia or Clairefontaine paper?

I wanted to know if it bleeds through these papers too...

 

Also, is it as fluorescent as the Yellow highlighter inks by Noodlers?

Edited May 22, 2011 by bjcmatthews

[helcahisie]

Have you tried it on Rhodia or Clairefontaine paper?

I wanted to know if it bleeds through these papers too...

 

Also, is it as fluorescent as the Yellow highlighter inks by Noodlers?

 

It feathers only on lower-bidder papers. With Rhodia papers it feathers with medium, but not fine nibs, and with Clairefontaine, not at all.