Noodler's Ink

[mishugina09]

i have used Noodlers in my Waterman since the day I got it, and never had a single problem. It works great, always flows, never dries out I would use nothing else but Noodlers in it. I love it, and the bulletproof properties are fantastic.

[Inka]

I use many different Noodler's inks in all of my pens, from the "freebie" Preppy e-d pens, my expensive Pelikan pens, all the way up to a very rare pens.

One is an irreplaceable and VERY RARE Limited Edition celluloid pen that I use Noodler's inks in every day, actually have it filled at this very moment with Noodler's "bulletproof" without fears and without problems.

I use Noodler's inks exclusively in every pen that I own, keep several filled at all times and some go unused for days still filled with Noodler's ink/s and not once have I run into any problems whatsoever.

I do use other ink brands too, but Noodler's are and have been my primary inks for a long time now.

 

Noodler's inks wash out of my pens with plain water, they flow well and write well for me and always have.

The properties can vary from colors to the different Noodler's types and still I've not had any problems, just some are dry-writing and some more wet-writing.

The only thing is nib-creep with some of their inks, on some pen nibs, something I've found a way to correct or it's so minimal I just ignore it or enjoy the small amount of color contrast against the metal of the nib top.

Not once has their ink/s on my nib tops caused me ANY damage, not to stainless steel, not to solid gold, to platinum nibs, NONE have ever been damaged.

It's just a little- bit- o'- creep on the nib tops when I rarely do get it, and Noodler's inks have never dribbled or blobbed out of my pens due to the ink.

I don't yet have Bay State Blue but I will one day, and I still have no reservations of using it especially after reading the few LAMY feeds damaged by it were replaced later by LAMY due to materials used in manufacture that caused the feed issues.

BSB staining is a different issue, not feed damage anylonger unless you get an older LAMY still in someones' inventory.

From BSB just staining some plastics and the Vendors getting the heat form the buyers, as a result of that some Vendors no longer carry BSB , so just steer clear of BSB on certain plastics and you should be OK there too.

 

I finally was able to see your nib/feed picture, BBailey, and quite honestly after doing nib & feed work, including pen restorations and I'm still using Noodler's inks all of the time, every single day.

I have NEVER, EVER seen that kind of damage from ANY Noodler's ink/s.

There is no way in heck or high-water that damage was caused by any of Noodler's inks, it's just not possible.

I also have my own thoughts about any "Nibmeister" that sent you those pictures, claiming the damage was caused entirely/only by using Noodler's ink/s.

To me from my own experience, that damage had absolutely nothing to do with the use of Noodler's ink/s of any kind, but by something else entirely.

Something smells fishy around the ink-pond here and it sure ain't the use of ANY Noodler's products.