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Sailor Bungbox 4B


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This review is part of a series of "blues reviews". I was fortunate enough to obtain a bottle of Sailor's custom ink for Bungbox 4B through Vanness while they had some. The papers are Mohawk via Linen, Hammermill 28ln inkjet, and Tomoe River.

 

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The ink appears to be a single dye, similar to pthalo blue.

 

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Reasonably waterfast. Note: one should also mop up water on an inky page with a paper towel, and one should blot up the water. Using a tissue is an error as these do not mop up the water well. Also, do not wipe as this causes the ink to spread and may obliterate your writing.

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Excellent review white_lotus. I bought this ink several months ago from Vanness and really like it...color as well as behavior.

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I think this is my favorite blue black. It's like a more saturated and less grey Shin Kai, with tons of sheen.

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I think this is my favorite blue black. It's like a more saturated and less grey Shin Kai, with tons of sheen.

+1

YNWA - JFT97

 

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BTW, WhiteLotus, it really helped to have the water resistance test included. Thank you.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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Yes, Thank You very much for the Water Resistance Test. It is a make or break for my decision to order this ink... and went ahead and did.

 

It looks absolutely beautiful. It has some wonderful qualities of many different favorite inks of mine combine in one lovely final product.

 

Once again, on top of Van Gogh Starry Night Blue, you have convinced be of another deep Blue Black Beauty.

 

Great review.

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