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What's your favorite low-feathering ink? My signing pen is a big fat stub nib that uses lots of smeary ink, and my working/purse pen is a ringtop Waterman 52 1/2V. Both of them get used to write on a lot of papers that were designed for ballpoints. I need an ink that dries the second it's put on the paper, without, of course, drying in the nib. Does this miracle fluid exist? I've already tried Private Reserve Fast Dry with no joy.
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Feb 15, 2013 19:12
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Ironically, I was about to upload this: The J. Herbin is the one that's drying too slow for the fat-nibbed pen. The papers I'm thinking of are checks and an off-the-shelf purse calendar. This demo page is on (gulp) ink-jet paper.
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Feb 15, 2013 21:01
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I have succumbed to the Curse of the Internet. Today I dropped my ringtop Waterman 52 1/2V on the floor, stepped on it, and broke the cap into two neat halves.  Anybody know Internet repair people who might be able to sell me a replacement cap, or would it be cheaper just to find a new 52 1/2 v ringtop? The original pen was fairly oxidized, so it's not collectible or anything. Rest assured, if I do get a new one I'll send the old one to somebody's parts bin.
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Feb 17, 2013 03:40
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