Have others noticed that this ink easily wipes off (clear)stamps with just water? I thought it was waterproof? It even dried overnight on the stamp. Confused...
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I have found that when using this ink on paper for stamping it is waterproof. Meaning that once it is dry, if you add other paints on top of it, it doesn't mix with the new paint.
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I used Pelican violet ink and just filled the cartridge with my ink of choice and it wries beautifully. If it hasn't been used for awhile and it is dry, I just dip it in a little warm water and it just keeps on writing beautifully
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You would need a fast drying ink for non-porous surfaces and a stamp made of buna rubber. Stamps are commonly made from polymer or red rubber. The polymer stamp would dissolve and the red rubber would not hold up well.
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I worked for a company that used this bag type. The stamp smeared. If you are a small operation, it's okay. You would have to make sure it had time to dry. If you handle it right away, it would smear. I would recommend not using a stamp on this type of envelope.
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The ink is designed to be safe for fountain pens, and I have not found it to behave any differently than any other fountain pen ink I use. It hasn't clogged any pen I've put it in (save for if the pen is ignored for too long and it dries out a bit--again, typical for any ink). In general, I recommend fountain pen users flush their pens with water periodically. This is a good care-and-feeding procedure, and will limit the impact this (or any) ink will have on your pen.
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I do not know that specific answer, but.... I make mirror image patterns and print them out in black ink, then with a STEAM iron I can iron the back of the paper onto fabric and a light line appears. So if steam can penetrate paper with the high heat and an ink line appears, I would doubt that the ink is completely waterproof, but it is a very light line.
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You can buy bottles of ink right on Amazon. When the ink starts to run dry, you just depress the stamp part way and add a few drops to the built in pad.
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I typically use it in a Montblanc fountain pen with a fine nib. This means there is less ink transferring to the paper than with a broad or thick line nib, reducing the potential for smearing before the ink can dry. I have never had a problem with it smearing. It drys fast. I have also never had a problem with the ink clogging the nib. I may fill it three or four times before perfromaing a very thorough cleaning of the nib. I like the ink very much.
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I like Noodler's, even though it doesn't "cure" as fast as the Fast Dry Private Reserve. I can reactivate Noodler's with a light wash and watercolor brush for a time after laying down line work. Even though it may seem dry to the touch, Noodler's can still smudge for a while. This is great if, like me, you wish to use it for quick ink washes. Not so great if you want to lay in clean color during the same sketching session, or if you want to use it for lettering and have a tendency to work with the side of your palm touching the paper. (I would imagine this would be particularly so with southpaws who must work from left to right over their freshly inked lines.) I use Noodler's in a couple of vintage fountain pens and have no problems whatsoever; it is the only ink I'm currently using in my Lamy medium nib pens.
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no because this is an inkjet printer ... no inkjet printer uses waterproof ink. You might want to check into a laser printer for that purpose.
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Hi, I personally do not like this stamper. The top keeps falling out. I have tried using it. I can't get used to the stickeness of it. I have read there is away to keep the stopper in. I have to work with it. I so far have not really used it. I use my old ones. I will work with it eventually. This is my opinion of it. Maggie V.
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The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products. The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good... » Read More The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products. « Show Less
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Probably a good question for Sophia Global. However, I have some unopened waiting to use, and the ink is still quite 'fluid'. Hope this helps.
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I dropped a drop or two of water on a print and it did not smear or smudge. I couldn't answer about use them on waterproof paper. I use them on all types (gloss, Satin, Luster, matte, etc.) of Photo paper ONLY from various paper suppliers (Red River, Ilford, Harmon, etc.)Hope this helps.
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I tried using an expo wet-erase marker on each side of a transparency. It wrote fine on both sides. Then I tried erasing with a wet paper towel. On the smooth side, it did a good job. On the textured, printable side, the water messed up the coating they use on that side. It did erase, but it made a mess.
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It is supposed to be 'bullet-proof', which is meaning 'water-proof'. HOD is wet and takes a bit more time to fully dry. This ink does not work well on plain paper.
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The print will be fine but I don't believe it will be waterproof. I think the ink will run.