Do they bleed? I'm searching for a pen I can use in hand-lettering work and want something I can trust not to bleed on regular printer paper.
710201
I use these pens for Architectural drafting and renderings. I haven't had a issue with them bleeding on trace paper, vellum, or 20lb printer paper.
710202
They do not bleed on any surface. Have been using them for years. Excellent pen. Each lasts a long time.
710203
The advantage to this pen is that is does bleed when I wet it. It does not bleed through when I apply it. I use it for sketching. It draws a nice neat line. Then I wet a brush and go over the pen lines to shade the drawing. Once this has dried, it is relatively permanent. Only the yellow top Razor Point has this characteristic. The others are meant to make permanent marks. I am usually working on paper that is a little heavier than printer paper and the pen doesn't bleed through on it.
540949
I write in my moleskin journals with them -- no bleeding through to the other side. I suppose it depends on how thin the paper is, but I've had no problems whatsoever. HTH
1687290
Noodlers is fountain pen ink, but so far, I've only tried one called bullet proof. I have it in 3 of my pens and have not had a problem. However, if you have very expensive pens, be sure to verify this for yourself in a cheaper pen. I have some terrific pens from China called the Hero - 8 horses and it was only about $7.00 free shipping. Anyway, Goulet Pens.com or something like that has everything you'd ever want to know about pens and inks if you are still in doubt. As far as the waterproof. I have to let my drawings dry really well before applying color because it does bleed. Sometimes for me, that's good because I also do ink washes and apply water on a brush right away to get that bleed. A lot of artists are recommending Noodlers Lexington Gray ink. I hope this helps.
19610
They do not smear on paper or porous surfaces , but do on non-porous surfaces such as plastic, metal, painted wood, etc.If you leave the pen in one place, it will bleed through to the other side, but in normal writing, it won't (on regular paper). If you are using very thin paper (tissue paper, onion skin paper, etc.) it will bleed through, just like any other marker.
2144264
They don't bleed completely thru, but you can see the writing on the other side more than you could with a ball point pen. (I write a lot in composition notebooks. Similar paper)
1969796
NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had no problems with it. NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had... » Read More NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had no problems with it. « Show Less
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I have not had any issues with bleeding through the paper when using these pens. So far, so good!
1228756
I write comments on student papers. These are heavy inked, so if you have a small script, then these might be too muddled. I have to force myself to write in large script when I use them. Instead of these I'd recommend the Pilot Razor pens. I've used these for years. I have two colors right now for my writing: brown and green. They work very well, but don't fly with them. They don't breathe well in elevation changes. I have several stained shirts that testify to that.
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They do not smear on paper or porous surfaces , but do on non-porous surfaces such as plastic, metal, painted wood, etc. If you leave the pen in one place, it will bleed through to the other side, but in normal writing, it won't (on regular paper). If you are using very thin paper (tissue paper, onion skin paper, etc.) it will bleed through, just like any other marker.
1969795
I've used these pens (in at least black, green, blue, and red) for many years for grading student work and taking notes myself on a wide variety of notebook, printer/copier, and bluebook paper, and I've never noticed bleedthrough.
540951
No, they don't bleed through! I never had them do that on me even on notebook or computer paper.
333622
No! Doesn't bleed at all. It's similar to any other gel pen you would have experienced using.
175048
They are made by a company named Pilot. This is one of your better pen companies, because that's all they make. You will find more info here: http://www.pilotpen.us/About.aspx
959685
This paper does not bleed on my two printers. I cannot speak beyond them. Both are Epson; an Artisan 900 and a Work Force 630. Sorry I can't be of more help.
333623
No, the ink does not bleed through paper. These, without a doubt, are my favorite pens.
726739
I would recommend you give these a shot, just so you get the hang of using fountain pens again. When I first started to use FPs, I used a very heavy hand-a habit from the ballpoint and rollerball days. Thankfully, I was only using disposable pens so I didn't end up ruining the nibs.Although I've moved on to more expensive pens, I still keep these around. They're good value for money and are good writers as well.
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No they do not, so your printer will keep indicating it cannot see the ink levels, but you can physically see the ink levels when you look at the cartridge. We have not seen any bleeding on the copies, nor any leakage issues. We will most likely re-order these cartridges when it is time. I hope this helps.