Does this write underwater and on grease, etc?
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I don't know, never had the need to do that. It is a nice pen and I like the fine black refill.
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Can't say about the grease, but the company does state that this pen is suitable for use underwater. I haven't tried it out myself though.
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Yes it does write underwater. I have rite in the rain notepads and I can write underwater in my hot tub.
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It will write on anything, but some surfaces you can wipe it off again. Depends on how porous the surface is. It is truly permanent on MOST but not all things.
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It is a granule-powder product, so it just shakes out dry -- which means it is not water proof. It just soaks into the ground when wet (& probably puts out more of a smell). I sprinkle this around my vehicles and only reapply when I notice the rabbits returning (which is usually about once a month). I put it heavy around in the winter (when I have the most problems with mice in my engine) about every two weeks. I also sprinkle it down in the engine around the wires. I have not had any problems since I use this.
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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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nope, not on butter. doesnt write very good on water either...the water isnt solid enough to keep the letter still. also, if you write on your shoes, they might run. har har!
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Yes. Before you use this in water, you should use a paper towel and test it.
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Just tried it. You can write maybe 1 or 2 sentences upside-down. I recall the Fisher pens being able to do it forever. I don't do a lot of supine writing, though.
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Rubber cement is perfect for pasting labels. It will hold a seal underwater. (There were two questions)
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The ink is the Fisher pressurized cartridge. So it would be ideal for a Write in the Rain type paper. From their website: Fisher Space Pen's Sealed Pressurized Ink CartridgePerforms in temperatures from -30ºF to +250ºF, underwater, in zero gravity, at any angle-even upside down! The ultimate in dependability! The choice of ski patrols, search and rescue teams, law enforcement agencies, armed forces, and everyone who demands reliability in a writing instrument.It is a great writing ink! It is dense but smooth. Almost has a rubber or oil base feel.
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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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Hello,Absolutely not! That is the beauty of this product. It works underwater. Thank you for your interest.Calli Books
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not sure what tub seal grease is. this stuff stays where I put it. I use it on everything that needs grease. no problems yet. Difficult to wash off hands, even using Dawn - does that qualify as waterproof ?
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Not waterproof; it's just regular printer paper glued to a very thin magnet sheet. You can spray or paint over the printing (after the ink has dried) with an acrylic sealer or a waterproof Mod Podge to protect your project.
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Probably not good to write on as it is essentially a thin rubber coating. It us neither gel or foam stuffed but the underside is plastic. May sound insufficient to keep the heat off but it works! Also keeps the product thin
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It seems that it will depend in what kind of paper you're writing on. I have a "write in the rain" journal around here I haven't tested it on yet, but on normal computer paper, it seems pretty resistant to smearing or blurring once the ink has set.
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well , if you say you can write on walls with water, then yes. but if you are okay w/ a pen being filled with water and with water that won't leave a mark like ink will then, no.
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My recommendation is a Dielectric Auto Tune-up Grease by "Permatex,"or a White Lithium Grease (spray can) or a Marine tube type used for outboard motors/trailers. Basically, a water proof/resistant type grease. If I remember correctly, the Mfr. had a preference for the auto tune -up grease. WD-40 lubricate is a fine product and will displace water, however it will wash awayfrom the interior O-rings found in the water nozzles. Perhaps, this may assist you.