I tstamped this ink on a clear stamp last night. This morning it easily came off with a moist finger. I thought it was waterproof??
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I believe the ink is only permanent on porous surfaces (paper, fabric, etcetera.) and it may need to be heat set in some cases. If it wiped off of the clear stamp it is because the stamp is acrylic and non porous.
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Tested myself using everclear (95% ethenol), the ink falls right off the paper. A side note permanent marker was no better, maybe even a little worse.
264252
After reading the response from B. Curtis I would add that although it is waterproof it will not stand up to sharp edges. Mine has a couple small tears from when it snagged on chicken wire (which is needle-sharp) when removing it from the pen. I will be able to easily patch with duct tape & use again.
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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 have used stamping ink and it dries. I have never tried printer ink. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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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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I used the silver pen on my keyboard, because certain keys have worn off. I don't know if I let it dry long enough, but the letter rubbed off pretty quickly. I don't know if that helps, but that's all I have for you.
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I write with fountain pens all the time, and the ink from these pens dries as fast as any other fountain pen. If you rub your finger across it right away, it will smudge, but in just a few seconds the ink is dry. Of course with any ink, the nature of the paper or other medium will have s significant influence on how fast the ink drys and how well it will write.
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I didn't stamp these, but I did put them through my printer and the ink was fine on them. Give them ample time to dry though - a couple hours or so.
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I left some papers on my porch that were written with a Triplus (pink). It did smear and fade. I would definitely NOT call them water-resistant!
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This stamp comes with a water based ink that does not dry. It works great on paper because it soaks into the paper and stays there. It cannot be used on metal, plastic or any other non-porous material. It will never dry.
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I haven't had any leaking cartridges so far.I have gotten ink on my fingers by picking up too many used up cartridges at a time, but it wears off pretty fast.I've gotten to where I change one cartridge at a time and dispose of the used one first.
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It's waterproof. I dry it with a towel and it appears quite dry after that.
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getting wet doesnt make the ink comes off, even moving with pressure with your fingers. Now if you use your nail or another hard thing to scracht it doesnt come off neither (dry) but it easily does if it's wet
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It dries very fast. In fact you have to be very fast to smear it with your finger immediately after writing. It is smear proof within 1 second.
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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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Absolutely not, once it's dry. It is fountain pen ink, so it washes off the pen mechanism with water, but it has a chemical reaction with the cellulose in paper that makes it very permanent after it drys.