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Hero 232 Blue Black (Iron Gall)


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Hero 232 Blue Black (Iron Gall)

Plumix (M Stub) on Rhodia Dot Pad

 

This ink just arrived from China. It was a little hard to find and took some time to arrive.

 

Flow: reasonably wet, not a gusher and not too dry as many iron galls tend to be

 

Bleed/Feather: none

 

Water Resistance: 4/5 presumably (water resistance test coming)

 

Saturation: medium

 

Color: standard blue-black, nothing special; will need to see if it darkens over time

 

Other Notes: good starter iron gall ink as it is reasonably priced and is well-behaved

 

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, LizEF said:

Did "lazy dog" just get lots of ink to make it darker,

 

It's the laziness.

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21 hours ago, LizEF said:

Thanks for your review!  Did "lazy dog" just get lots of ink to make it darker, or...?

 

Yes, just an ink blob. 

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After a week, it doesn't look like it has darkened much. My application was somewhat dry, so perhaps it may with a wetter pen. 

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Having used Hero 232 for close to 10 years now, I can say that it darkens only slightly over time.  In that respect it is not like a typical IG.  I believe the dye component of 232 masks the effects of the oxidation taking place within.  Water resistance is quite good...

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