Parker Quink (Blue Black) Review

[Needhelp]

This is the written review of the parker quink blue black and it is a very nice decent performing inexpensive ink that doesn't bleed through cheap paper.

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Also if the ink is getting low you can tip the bottle on its side like shown.

Thank you and hope you have a great day🙂🙂🙂🙂

[Needhelp]

Oops forgot this one

[PAKMAN]

My favorite go to ink for testing out a new pen! Thanks for the review!

[Needhelp]

My favorite go to ink for testing out a new pen! Thanks for the review!

Well thats nice and this ink actually performs good on fountain pens

[ehemem]

Nice review, but I think this belongs in the Ink Review Forum...

[Tas]

Thank you. I grew to like this ink, a lot.
It has a long term residency in one of my Parker 45s.

Wished they'd call it something else though

[inkstainedruth]

Is that Washable Blue or Permanent Blue? I was In a local Staples today, and they had Permanent Blue cartridges in stock (back when I started with fountain pens again, Permanent Blue cartridges were what I used); but they no longer seem to sell bottles of Permanent Blue in the US.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

ETA: Oops. Sorry -- didn't notice that it was Blue-Black being reviewed. Please disregard the previous....

Edited November 30, 2016 by inkstainedruth

[The Good Captain]

I've always liked this ink, and the permanent Blue, and can forgive it for appearing 'teal' on some papers after time. A great all-rounder that's readily available and won't harm anything! I prefer it to the old Waterman Blue-Black, even though some people in some circles claim them to be one and the same, made at the same place in France.

A nice review and thanks.

[IndianElf]

One of my first inks. The washable one at least. From my experiences with it, I think it's the worst ink I have. It has this unique ability to fade off my lecture pads. The colour also looks very washed out.

[Needhelp]

One of my first inks. The washable one at least. From my experiences with it, I think it's the worst ink I have. It has this unique ability to fade off my lecture pads. The colour also looks very washed out.

Even the washable blue was my first ink but when i write something and i need to stick some pictures behind the writing it instantly disappeares and i cant write on that part again so annoying.

[da vinci]

I like the colour although I am not sure I would call it blue-black.

[virgilio]

Thanks for the nice review. I just got some and will enjoy trying it out. Quink blue is a very dry ink, requiring a lot of added detergent to bring it up to my specs, whereas Quink black is moderately wet. Will be interested to see where blue-black falls on the wetness scale.