Has anyone written on this paper with a fountain pen ?
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Not a fountain pen per se, but I've used different roller ball pens with it, and I've noticed no problems. Given the surface, I'd expect no problems with a fountain pen.
914046
For really wet broad nibs, there may occasionally be some ghosting but no bleed through. I only use fountain pens and use a variety. This is the book that I use for my journal and I have been well pleased.
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If you are talking the traditional pens with nibs and ink cartridges, I'm not sure. You would have to be careful not to carve the paper. I used a standard bic style pen on the envelope and it worked fine. I hope this helps.
1945428
Yes. I have the pilot metropolitan fountain pen and that's the ink I use for it.
848944
I used it with a dip ink pen and it works great. I think it would work with a fountain pen. The ink is thin enough for it and has never gotten gooey or clumped together when I'm writing. I've used several different brands of ink, but this is my favorite. It's easy to write with and isn't hard to clean off the pen nib.
914048
Yes it does. I have bought around 5 such notebooks over the past 2 years and have written on them exclusively with fountain pens, without issue. In comparison to other notebooks such as Moleskin, there is never any bleed-through or smudges.
153766
The paper is very thick and I should think that it would do well with fountain pens. It is possible it could absorb the ink so I would wait until it dries before touching the pages again if it were me. I like th book very much because the pages are thick and don't seem to absorb gel pen ink, which is what I use.
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Yes, it's a clear, light weight plastic fountain pen that writes surprisingly good. It also has a ball point fitting that writes like a roller ball.I use mine as a roller ball.
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Yes. I use a color copier to print on it, and we have written on it with pen and marker. It is amazing paper.
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It works well enough I guess. The paper has enough grit to hold on to the ink but still smooth enough to let it flow like normal. Although lately I've been using a paper called Master's Touch Drawing pads but this one will get the job done pretty well. Good luck.
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Yes, the pen is extra fine - which in a fountain pen becomes "fine" over time. But it's nice. Like a 0.5mm gel pen.
1865046
This is only my 2nd fountain pen but the ink reservoir seems to be pretty large and last a while compared to the cartridges on my Lamy Safari. Using EF nib and Noodler's black.
506066
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 used a computer template, but I'm sure you can use a nice pen. It doesn't seem to have a coating that would prevent that.
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That pen has a "Removable ink converter included - Cartridge compatible." So you should not need this converter since it already comes with one. This converter can be used with most any Fountain Pen that uses cartridges, however. So, with the included converter, all you have to do is suck up the ink from a bottle or ink well and insert in the pen like a cartridge.
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I have no problem in writing. Try washing the whole system with warm, may be soaking nib to clean up. I use inks for fountain pen with converter and not a cartridge.
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I have not tried this, but I would say no. The fountain pen part seems completely inseparable. You can replace the ink cartridges though and it is my favorite fountain pen because it doesn't seem to skip like others do until the very end of the ink. You might want to try searching for a rollerball version though, cause they make highlighters like this so they might also have a rollerball version?