Does the ink become permanent after a period of time?
2019271
I just erased something I wrote about two months ago. So my guess is it does not become permanent.
1545254
No, they are permanent. I wipe them with a damp cloth so have not had trouble with them rubbing off. The printing is small enough and flush with the surface so that they could easily be covered with a label. Hope this helps.
2087316
The labels are permanent as far as I can tell. We use them to label the top of our maple syrup for sale and once you place the label, it doesn't come off unless you soak it in warm water and then scrub it off. The labels are uncoated so, once printed, the ink would run if wet.
1099198
If the stone is a blank sublimation stone, the sublimation ink stays on permanent. You can ask Coastal Blank Sublimation Products.
801226
No, it is a water based Ink. I don't think you could refill it with permanent ink either, it does not seal well enough and would dry out.
871079
This is a very general answer. I understand most liquid inks will fade to some degree over time. I have not studied that issue much, so can't be real specific. However, I have heard that some Noodler's ink is archival quality, I just don't know which one(s). It would be best to contact a regular pen shop and ask which of the Noodler's inks are archival. You can contact Greg Goulet at Goulet Pen Co./Ink Nouveau. He is famous for his knowledge of pens and inks. Look him up online and on Youtube.com.
488760
Good morning, David! I notice that if I continually use the printer, the ink is used normally but if it sits for any length of time (e.g. week, weeks, months) than the ink dries up! The ink may be inexpensive but so much of it is wasted! I also don't like that if the color ink runs out the printer shuts down. I will not purchase another printer like this, inexpensive or not! Good luck!
702811
I used it on the walls and it never faded or chipped off. I never tried to remove it, so I can only guess about it being permanent.
2126939
there's a piece of plastic that covers where the ink comes out and isn't punctured until you stick it into the ink slot in your printer so it should last for quite a while.
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.
903214
It is permanent as long as it was sealed properly. However, it is not a perfect tool and I only use it to seal things temporarily. If the bag you are sealing is thin, it might also burn through and tear the bag.
1618988
I use sublimation ink and I never had any problem with fading or washing out. Colors may not be as bright as the other ink but it will never fade out and will last for a thousand washes.
1292798
On my packs of Ink cartridges that appears as a month and a year. It probabably is intended to keep from selling you ink that has become less useful because of age. It may change chemically or dry out or many other things after that date and hp wants to reduce it's responcibility for that.
1279778
I haven't gotten the paper too damp, but it doesn't bleed any more. The ink should be permanent on most paper unless you are using on something glossy, then it has that wonderful smear affect that gel ink does.
167644
You will not know until you receive the packages. If you order from a decent seller, it will be at least 1 year later, possibly 2 years later. The ink dries, so they cannot be stored for indefinite amount of time.
2225577
No. Permanent blue is a royal blue. This is a more nuanced blue-black, but it is not permanent ink.
1346591
The older answers for this question are no longer correct. I ordered this in February, 2013, and the blue-black ink that is currently available is no longer permanent. (It used to be, back in the day, that Montblanc blue-black was their only permanent ink. That is no longer the case. Permanent choices are royal blue or black only as of today.)