Is the ink waterproof?
1595382
It seems to be. I just made a brush stroke and let it dry for a minute. Then I used a water-wet brush over the line and it did not dilute the line or smear it. After multiple passes over the line with the brush, it did not dilute or smear. However, if I use my thumb and smudge, it starts to smear. I would say if you have a light touch, maybe one or two passes of watercolor would be okay. If you really saturate the page with water and use instruments stronger than a brush (like your finger), you might see some line infidelity and dilution. Cheers.
1927872
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 Cartridge Performs in temperatures from -30F to +250F, 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.
1986431
I can't answer for sure, but I have had some for at least a year that I have used without any problems. They are very well sealed and I do sort of shake them before using just in case the ink has settled.
1307753
Until it is dry, you can dilute it with water although I don't recomend it. Once dry however, it is not washable in water or bleach as i have ruined a good shirt trying to remove the ink stain (my fault). As the title says "bulletproof" which is Noodler's permanent inks suitable for documents that need permanent inks like checks. Note, do not use in an older fountain pen but a newer one instead as the ink can be abrasive to internal components like older seals. New FP's seem fine with it.
388215
I do not think so. It's just a spongy ink - that will likely be washed out in the machine.
471837
It is extra fine and I would recxend for all art drawing although the ink I have been using is not water proof which Makes it difficult to add color over on top of it. Not a problem that can't be overcome with waterproof ink. It is not like a micron pen as you do have to let the ink dry. It can smudge when first added to paper. The cartridges are small but I have been using up some I had on hand so can't tell you how the converter works yet. Of all the fountain or drawing pens I have this is the one I have with me all the time.
619212
Not too sure what you mean but they are not like the original workforce inks ...they are not waterproof ...I print on fabric and it was no good for me as it would smudge and wasn't washable ..hope this answers your question
897129
it's water based as I think almost all of Noodler's ink is. they make pretty good ink. I have 3 bottles. the pen that comes with this is decent too considering it is free, but the cap can break easily, so don't drop it.
1550262
Near a pool for sure, in a pool I am not sure if the ink would run or not. the cards themselves are waterproof
820135
I haven't had that problem. I have an Epson printer...inks don't run even when wet on paper.
476630
No they are not waterproof. They are thin magnets and you print on paper. Even if you covered with clear laminate when completed water would bleed through the sides. Laser is the best way to go if you can do it that way. Better color and probably won't fade as fast, but still not completly waterproof.
1346590
Yes, it's permanent ink. Be careful, and check the paper you are using as much paper made today won't work with liquid inks, and you can end up with a blur rather than a word. If you use good paper, what you write won't wash out, but the excess will fade if it gets wet (as is true with most all ink). More depends upon the paper than the ink. I do like this ink quite a bit, and just pulled out some note books (details of some environmental studies) I wrote in grad school about 40 years ago, and they are still crisp and clear if that helps you at all.
2020696
No suggestion for waterproof ink, but, come to think of it, I'd like to know! Any fountain pen with a clean nib _can_ be a dip pen. Lamy has it's own model of "converter" so you definitely don't need cartridges. The converters use the same screw-piston arrangement as most other brands use. Yes, you can refill by hand.
1725738
This printer does not use liquid ink, but rather a solid coating on a plastic film carrier. There's nothing to dry out, so your supplies should be good for quite a long time.
1677832
I am pretty sure it will remain waterproof, even on napkins. I know I use solvent to clean my stamps after use. The best thing to do would be try it before your occasion and make sure it won't smear.
1302166
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.
476631
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.