can a fountain pen be used or does it bleed through
1990425
I used a fine point permanent marker on it and it bled through, I've never used a fountain pen before on it, so I'm not sure, sorry!
1597559
The paper can bleed quite a bit if you're not careful. It's really akin to a hardened type of toilet paper...very absorbent. It will bleed through if you don't move with the pen fast enough. It is VERY thick, though. You'll love it!
710201
I use these pens for Architectural drafting and renderings. I haven't had a issue with them bleeding on trace paper, vellum, or 20lb printer paper.
413441
no. You can use the little ink barrels, or a bladder. I had a spare bladder, so that is what I used. Writes great and I use Pelican ink.
1255416
Yes. I use a fountain pen convertor. This allows me to use the ink well bottle. The ink last and extemely long time. I purchased my ink well bottle 4 years ago.
153759
I have never tried a fountain pen on a Black 'n Red casebound notebook. Sorry!
28184
Fountain pens work slightly different when it comes to writing. You have to hold the pen so the nib works properly. When it comes to ink I personally like to use the "Monteverde Ink Cartidges" but the pen comes with an "Ink Converter" that allows you to use any fountain pen ink. So no you don't use an ink pot to dip the nib in to write. Most fountain pens these days are cartridge compatable, this pen takes "International Standard Size" cartridges.
388627
The paper is of good quality but I would not recommend using fountain pen. I prefer a heavier smoother paper for that.
1157185
I use it to write letters to my brother and yes it does bleed some but not very badly if you write on both sides you can still easily read it. As long as you hold it properly it will not leak ink.
710203
The advantage to this pen is that is does bleed when I wet it. It does not bleed through when I apply it. I use it for sketching. It draws a nice neat line. Then I wet a brush and go over the pen lines to shade the drawing. Once this has dried, it is relatively permanent. Only the yellow top Razor Point has this characteristic. The others are meant to make permanent marks. I am usually working on paper that is a little heavier than printer paper and the pen doesn't bleed through on it.
333622
No! Doesn't bleed at all. It's similar to any other gel pen you would have experienced using.
1969796
NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had no problems with it. NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had... » Read More NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had no problems with it. « Show Less
1979843
Yes, I have used those in a few of my fountain pens. They do carry different sizes. The cartridge must have a snug, tight fit where the ink goes into the fountain pen; and test it by writing on a piece of paper several times; checking for any leakage of ink where the cartridge connects with the pen. Use this rule of thumb for all cartridges that are not carried by the brand named pen. Hopefully this helps. Enjoy Your Fountain Pens!
2183556
I use gel pens and they dont bleed through the pages... the paper is a good thickness. Pages are meant to stay put and heavily bound, this is not the type of notebook you can tear pages out of.
239078
very little bleeding, actually. they write very well on thin paper, even newsprint. but that mostly depends on the ink and quality of the paper... more factors than just the pen. messy? if you write *really* slowly, i could see it getting a little wet and sloppy, but... i don't think you'll have a problem.
19608
They do not smear on paper or porous surfaces , but do on non-porous surfaces such as plastic, metal, painted wood, etc. If you leave the pen in one place, it will bleed through to the other side, but in normal writing, it won't (on regular paper). If you are using very thin paper (tissue paper, onion skin paper, etc.) it will bleed through, just like any other marker.
1608605
I use a fountain pen, but no tabs. This notebook has a table of contents section, and page numbers, which allow easy cross references. You could always stroke a bit of ink on the outside edge of pages to identify sections discretely. For fountain pen use, the paper is decent: not too much bleedthrough, even with an ink (Noodler's Baystate Blue) notorious for it. MUCH better than Moleskine notebook paper.