Parker Quink Permanent Ink Fountain Pen Refill Cartridges
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About Parker Quink Permanent Ink Fountain Pen Refill Cartridges
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
75% liked the vibrant colors, but 25% found them dull
I have compared the ink color with a regular black pen and found it to be a little too dark gray.
Whenever I let it dry, watercolor turns black when put on it.
81% liked the compatibility with multiple pens, but 19% found it didn't fit theirs
Whenever I put watercolor on the ink, it turns black even after letting it dry for a long time.
I could not get the ink to flow through the pen using the cartridges. I had to replace the cartridge with the refillable converter for it to work.
74% found the ink capacity generous, but 26% thought it was too small
Parker cartridges have high-quality ink and are the longest in the industry. A 5-pack is very convenient.
When watercolor is applied, the ink turns black even after drying for a long time.
I had difficulty getting the ink to flow through the pen using the cartridges, which led to a negative experience with the product.
75% praised the smooth ink flow with minimal bleed, while 25% experienced blotches and excessive bleeding
Parker cartridges are of high quality and convenient. The ink flow and bleed of the ink-pen-refills are good.
I had trouble with the ink not flowing through the pen using these cartridges.
The ink is not as black as I expected, it's more like a dark gray. I compared it with a regular black pen.
Even after drying, the ink turns black when watercolor is applied.
70% praised the leak-resistant design, while 30% experienced ink spills
When I apply watercolor, the ink turns black even after drying for a long time.
64% appreciated the durable tip
I got old blue ink coming out, but once I got black ink I dried it off with a paper towel.
