Trying ink for technical pens. The one on right says waterproof on it. Letting dry over night then sinking in water to see what happens! No odor by the way.
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Trying ink for technical pens. The one on right says waterproof on it. Letting dry over night then sinking in water to see what happens! No odor by the way.
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I wonder if Dykem steel blue would work, if you happen to have some laying around.
Uh, I have cold blue solution for bluing steel, but I think that's different from what you are referring to.
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Yeah, Dykem is layout fluid.
Blue Steel?
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Sorry, the child in me could not resist.
SO how did the ink turn out Would it be cost effective? Thanks.Originally Posted by curlymaple42
Trying ink for technical pens. The one on right says waterproof on it. Letting dry over night then sinking in water to see what happens! No odor by the way.
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It didn't work as well as I had hoped. I have other inks though to try. I thought the blue would work great but it sorry of faded or bled out. Maybe doing a while section would work better. Going to try my other inks.
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