Filling Brush Pens?

[DarkSymphony]

Not strictly a FP question, but I hope someone can help me In a moment of (in)sanity last night, I ordered myself a Platinum brush pen and a converter. I was wondering if anyone knows how you'd fill one? Immersing the bristles? Filling the converter then putting it in the pen?

 

Thanks in advance

[MisterBoll]

The best way is to fill the converter with a syringe.

[DarkSymphony]

Awesome, thanks a lot Looking forwards to trying some sketches with it when it's delivered tomorrow!

[Lamyrada]

Not strictly a FP question, but I hope someone can help me In a moment of (in)sanity last night, I ordered myself a Platinum brush pen and a converter. I was wondering if anyone knows how you'd fill one? Immersing the bristles? Filling the converter then putting it in the pen?

 

Thanks in advance

Could you post a picture? I use brush pens but was unaware they come refillable also. Or maybe mine are and I don't know.

[inkstainedruth]

I don't have that style. Mine are the freebie ones that come in some 4-1/2 oz. bottles of Noodler's inks, and are eyedroppers. I pulled the brush and feed units and just filled the pens. It did take a little while for the ink to soak through to the brush tip, but then they were fine.

BTW -- they make great highlighter pens: I have three of them and they are filled with different colors of the Noodler's highlighter inks (Dragon Catfish Pink, Georgia Peach, and Lightning Blue).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[GTOZack]

it is extremely wet and be careful swinging toward and away from paper. I had one but I gave it to my girlfriend since shes a brooding artist.

 

I inked my desk a few times with blots. Maybe I was overly zealous about using it