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SahilGulati NOS (New Old Stock)

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This is my first review on FPN. Apologies for the bad handwriting and/or missing a few points.

I've been meaning to review this ink for a long time and just saw viswamitra's brilliant review for the same but I thought I'll upload it anyway even though it's not as detailed.

 

 

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I love blue and blue-black inks and I like this one. It's not my favourite but I won't mind using it every now and then. It behaves really well on cheaper paper too, with no feathering or bleedthrough.

You'll also see some Pink/Purple undertones in the sample and because it's not so saturated, the nib would make a lot of difference.

 

Thanks!

 

If you want to ask any questions or want more photos I'll gladly add them in the comments.Though I'm pretty sure viswamitra's review will have it all covered. :thumbup:

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We can never have enough reviews of inks, or pens for that matter.

 

Each user's experience plays a part in the bigger picture and helps prior to pushing the "buy now" button.

 

Thank you! :)

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