Organics Studio Nitrogen Ink

[1nkulus]

1nkulus...you know I do mine in private...inks come to house...pens come to office...this keeps everyone happy...and everyone off my trail. I really am Breaking Bad...I think I really do need help : )

 

I am afraid you won't be getting any help on FPN, only further encouragement.

Now, what was that other ink you were considering...

[Tasmith]

Extremely difficult to clean out of pens.

 

Careful if you get a tiny speck of dried ink on your desk or other surface as it will become a smear if you touch it.

 

I only use it in my Rotring Artpens because of the cleaning issue.

[NeverTapOut]

Extremely difficult to clean out of pens.

 

Careful if you get a tiny speck of dried ink on your desk or other surface as it will become a smear if you touch it.

 

I only use it in my Rotring Artpens because of the cleaning issue.

 

Tasmith,

That is the problem. When I go to my office I have an expensive antique desk that I have used for the past 10 years. The last thing I need is ink smears...all I use is fountain pens. I'm so intrigued by the ink though. Maybe for personal use. It's starting to seem like the ink is a novelty ink.

Regards,

David

[TSherbs]

Works great in my TWSBI Mini. Definitely will purchase again. No problem with cleaning (just a little more time).

[NeverTapOut]

TSherbs my "enabler". Did you read my whole thing on Breaking Bad with the MontBlanc Lavender Purple going full fill? I took pics and everything.

I do have a TWSBI 580 left. I need to buy a nib. I was cleaning the pen and because the nib is so small it fell out of my hand and went down the bathroom sink drain. I talked to Mark Bacas he is going to do a Blade grind for me for this and a custom pen. I bought 3 MB pens in the past 2 weeks, 2 bottles of ink, and I made an offer on a 149 on eBay today. I guess I'm going back to laundering money again...just when I thought I was out my pen addiction brought me back in. Seriously I would have passed however the prices were too good to pass up.

[Tasmith]

 

Tasmith,

That is the problem. When I go to my office I have an expensive antique desk that I have used for the past 10 years. The last thing I need is ink smears...all I use is fountain pens. I'm so intrigued by the ink though. Maybe for personal use. It's starting to seem like the ink is a novelty ink.

Regards,

David

It has zero water resistance, so it smudges easily.

 

I use it for personal use and addressing envelopes that are going to be hand delivered. Learned this the hard way when I sent my sister a birthday card and by the time she received it the envelope was a smeared mess.

 

The sheen is amazing and worth the trouble for what I use it for.