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Bright Orange Noodler's Ink Preview


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A fantastic perk of working on the FPN ink project is that sometimes I get a sample of ink in development from Nathan. This otherworldly orange ink came along for the ride with the last FPN ink samples. I fell in love with it instantly, and I asked Nathan for permission to do a review, even though it’s not in production yet. When I first received it, he wasn’t sure if it would be made, but since then he says it will be! I'll let the distributors/merchants introduce the name.

 

I have a feeling that this will be a love it or hate it ink. I adore it! Are you old enough to remember Tincture of Mercurichrome that mom put on cuts and scrapes? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merbromin This is the color of the ink. Even the napkin that I used to wipe off the nib after filling reminds me of the swabs used on my childhood boo boos. When my Orange VP saw it, it threw a tantrum until I filled it with this ink.

 

The ink dries very quickly on Ampad Gold Fibre and Hammermill Copy Plus paper. There is a marked bleed through to the other side of the Gold Fibre, a little less so on the Hammermill. Dry time on FPN notepad, Rhodia pad, and Clairfontaine pad is quite long, but there is no bleed through at all. There is no shading on this ink. The color is consistent no mater what pen/nib I’ve used.

 

I don’t think I’d use it for writing in a journal, except perhaps to emphasize something. I do use it jotting things down, to-do lists, shopping lists, little notes to people. If you want to get someone’s attention, this is the ink to use! Did I say it was bright?

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Wow!!! :yikes:

 

NOT an ink to use when I've got a headache!

 

But I WANT IT!!!!

 

Can't wait for that to come out!

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That color is fantastic! In the scan it appears to be a very bright coral - would that be accurate?

 

Nonetheless, this one may have to go on my list.

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That color is fantastic! In the scan it appears to be a very bright coral - would that be accurate?

 

Nonetheless, this one may have to go on my list.

 

Check the link in my original post. The color of the mercurichrome on that page is spot on for the ink. I'm not great with colors so I don't know how to compare it to bright coral. Except for the bright part :lol:

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Thanks for the review, it's a great color. It actually appears to be "scarlet" to me--a bright red leaning to orange which does resemble mercurochrome. And I'm a "Scarlet Knight" (Rutgers Univ. graduate) so I've seen a lot of scarlet!

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That is really intense. It reminds me of the carmine ink pads used in Japan for seal imprints.

 

Is it bulletproof, near bulletproof, or regular (for Noodlers) ink?

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The perfect name for this ink would be Satrap's Delight!

 

 

Absolutely right, Annie![/color]

 

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Ack - Mercurichrome!

 

I have nightmares; my parents used it on me all the time and swore it didn't hurt. Well it hurt me!

 

I only found out recently (last month) that I have a strong sensitivity to that family of mercurial products (thimerosal, etc.).

 

Please, no more, make it go away. :crybaby:

 

(Otherwise, without the association, I would consider it novel and interesting.)

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Elaine:

interesting that the link indicates that it was taken off the market as ineffective and unsafe in 1998. Another example of the remedies our parents used on us that were useless at best and possibly dangerous at worst!!

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Elaine:

interesting that the link indicates that it was taken off the market as ineffective and unsafe in 1998. Another example of the remedies our parents used on us that were useless at best and possibly dangerous at worst!!

 

There's a whole group (being too lazy to look it up) that is trying to get the FDA to reverse their decision.

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Wow!!! :yikes:

 

NOT an ink to use when I've got a headache!

 

But I WANT IT!!!!

 

Can't wait for that to come out!

 

Look for it sometime in the next week or two. I don't know exactly who will be selling it, but it will be available to all the merchants that sell Noodler's. (No, that doesn't include FPN, we just sell FPN exclusives)

 

That is really intense. It reminds me of the carmine ink pads used in Japan for seal imprints.

 

Is it bulletproof, near bulletproof, or regular (for Noodlers) ink?

 

No, it's a standard ink

 

The perfect name for this ink would be Satrap's Delight!

 

The name will probably raise a few eyebrows. The description of the label sounds very interesting!

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That color is fantastic! In the scan it appears to be a very bright coral - would that be accurate?

 

Nonetheless, this one may have to go on my list.

 

Check the link in my original post. The color of the mercurichrome on that page is spot on for the ink. I'm not great with colors so I don't know how to compare it to bright coral. Except for the bright part :lol:

Too bad it doesn't have the slight fluorescence of mercurichrome...

Actually it's the color of my 1st new car years ago-medium coral... yes it did peel the lids off of your eyeballs after a while...it could have been worse, my 1st choice was lime green... the What was I thinking colors of 1972.

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How would you compare it to Cayenne, if you've seen it in person??

 

Cayenne is a nice muted orange. Very warm. The new orange is flaming.

 

Too bad it doesn't have the slight fluorescence of mercurichrome...

Actually it's the color of my 1st new car years ago-medium coral... yes it did peel the lids off of your eyeballs after a while...it could have been worse, my 1st choice was lime green... the What was I thinking colors of 1972.

 

In person it does have the slight fluorescence of mercurichrome.

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Shown just in time for Halloween! Coincidence... I think not! :yikes:

 

Looks like the perfect ink for a pen I am finishing right now. (pics in a few days)

 

(Edited for Ghastly typos!)

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Damn inky temptations...

 

More ink is the absolute last thing I need to buy. I mean, how quickly do you think I'm using the stuff up with an XXXF nib? :roflmho:

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I'm now changing my punishment lines from

 

I must not buy any more fountain pens......

 

To

 

I must not buy more ink, I must not buy more ink, I must not buy more ink, I must not buy more ink, I must not buy more ink, I must not buy more ink, I must not buy more ink, I must buy more ink, I must buy more ink, I must buy more ink........

 

 

Oh Hell! I want some too !!!!

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>>Are you old enough to remember Tincture of Mercurichrome that mom put on cuts and scrapes?<<

 

Yes, and how you'd blow and blow while it was being applied so it wouldn't hurt as much (not).

 

I love this ink. I've been wanting a big, bright orange but nothing has come close (to my eye). Thanks for the review.

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I've checked a couple of dealers/vendor's for this new ink today--nothing yet! Can't wait to see what it will be called, after Elaine said it would raise a few eyebrows. :)

 

 

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