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After ruining my shirt AGAIN i decided to get some washable ink. Black, because I prefer black and black ink is mandated where I work.

 

I remember using Parker Quink black washable long time ago so I went on line to get some, but apparently its been discontinued by Parker.

 

I was looking for other black washable inks and you can get some in the US but I could not find any in Europe. Since I really don't want to pay $20 postage cost can anyone advise me on any black washable ink available in Europe?

I like Parker Quink and I prefer quick drying to very lubricated inks, if there is a choice.

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MB Mystery Black must be washable because they also have Permanent Black. I love Mystery Black because it flows well and has lots of nuance. Fortunately or unfortunately, I can't comment on its washability personally because I have not spilled it. (Knock on wood...) 🙂

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After ruining my shirt AGAIN i decided to get some washable ink. Black, because I prefer black and black ink is mandated where I work.

 

I remember using Parker Quink black washable long time ago so I went on line to get some, but apparently its been discontinued by Parker.

 

I was looking for other black washable inks and you can get some in the US but I could not find any in Europe. Since I really don't want to pay $20 postage cost can anyone advise me on any black washable ink available in Europe?

I like Parker Quink and I prefer quick drying to very lubricated inks, if there is a choice.

Many thanks

 

 

My store has quite some inks but I have no idea what black is washable.

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Parker Quink Washable Black ink is available on Amazon.co.uk

You might also look to see if J.Herbin Pearl Black or Kaweco Pearl Black is washable or have a look at the Diamine range as they should be washable too.

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Parker Quink Washable Black ink is available on Amazon.co.uk

You might also look to see if J.Herbin Pearl Black or Kaweco Pearl Black is washable or have a look at the Diamine range as they should be washable too.

 

+1 Just order the Quink online -- if you do a quick search you will find tons of listings and it is priced reasonably. It's a nice ink -- good flow, fast drying, perhaps a little too grey but not bad at all.

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+1 Just order the Quink online -- if you do a quick search you will find tons of listings and it is priced reasonably. It's a nice ink -- good flow, fast drying, perhaps a little too grey but not bad at all.

 

The Parker Quink Washable Black is generally only available in the US.

OP is in UK. Most US vendors now charge a minimum of $28 to ship anything outside of the US.

I have the same problem here in Australia. It is silly to pay three times the cost of an item in postage.

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The Parker Quink Washable Black is generally only available in the US.

OP is in UK. Most US vendors now charge a minimum of $28 to ship anything outside of the US.

I have the same problem here in Australia. It is silly to pay three times the cost of an item in postage.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Parker-Quink-57ml-Bottle-Washable/dp/B000SHSFVG/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1446864675&sr=8-4&keywords=parker+quink+washable+black

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Thanks, but the product picture is that of permanent black.

I have that one already. On the washable the word Quink is outlined.

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Parker Quink Washable Black ink is available on Amazon.co.uk

You might also look to see if J.Herbin Pearl Black or Kaweco Pearl Black is washable or have a look at the Diamine range as they should be washable too.

 

 

 

Thanks guys. Looks like I got confused because they changed the packaging. I could swear the label on washable was different to the one on permanent. Looks like now it is the same, thay just mark on the box that it is washable. I should buy it more often, but I have so much ink I still need to use...

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Thanks guys. Looks like I got confused because they changed the packaging. I could swear the label on washable was different to the one on permanent. Looks like now it is the same, thay just mark on the box that it is washable. I should buy it more often, but I have so much ink I still need to use...

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