Troublemaker Blue Guitar Ink
| Brand | TroubleMaker |
| Type | Bottled Ink |
| Name | Troublemaker Blue Guitar Ink |
| Color | - |
| Shading | - |
| Sheen | - |
| Shimmer | - |
| Dry Time | 30 Seconds |
| Bottle Material | Plastic |
| Bottle Opening Diameter | 18mm |
| Volume | 60 Ml |
| Origin | Philippines |
Ink colors give different results on different papers. In addition, photographing and different screens may cause colors to be perceived differently from the actual color. For this reason, you can search for this ink color in Google images using the link below and benefit from the experiences of other users.
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Troublemaker Blue Guitar Ink - 60 ml
Description
This ink is made in Philippines from raw materials that are safe for fountain pens, accompanied by a color consultant. Troublemaker Inks inks have an excellent balance of permeability and viscosity so they write fluently on paper but not harsh on the nibs. The ink is pH neutral and has been formulated not to harm pen resins or celluloid. Plastic Bottle in 60ml size.And suitable for fountain pen use.
Features
- Can be used in all fountain pens, vintage or modern.
- Do not cause clogging in your pen.
- Offers a smooth typing experience.
- Will not damage your pen.
- It can be used in piston and converter filler pens.
- The pH value is in determining international standards.
- It has an MSDS certificate.
- We recommend that you do not leave the ink you use in your fountain pen for more than 4 weeks.
Troublemaker Inks
Troublemaker Inks are a small ink studio producing very attractive inks, known with their unique shading and sheen. Handmade in the Philippines.Created by two teenagers from Cebu in 2018, Troublemaker Inks’ launch was celebrated for being the first Philippine fountain pen ink in the market. Their first ink collection featured Filipino and Cebuano inspiration such as green Hanging Rice, Luneta Twilight Pink, and Sinulog Black.
Comes in 60 ml plastic bottles. Popular colors are Abalone, Sea Glass, Milky Ocean, Nenita, Petrichor, and Kelp Tea.
The Cebuano tradition of crafting guitars started when Spanish friars mandated the locals to repair the churches' instruments.
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Description
| Brand | TroubleMaker |
| Type | Bottled Ink |
| Name | Troublemaker Blue Guitar Ink |
| Color | - |
| Shading | - |
| Sheen | - |
| Shimmer | - |
| Dry Time | 30 Seconds |
| Bottle Material | Plastic |
| Bottle Opening Diameter | 18mm |
| Volume | 60 Ml |
| Origin | Philippines |
Ink colors give different results on different papers. In addition, photographing and different screens may cause colors to be perceived differently from the actual color. For this reason, you can search for this ink color in Google images using the link below and benefit from the experiences of other users.
Troublemaker Blue Guitar - Search on Google ImagesProduct
Troublemaker Blue Guitar Ink - 60 ml
Description
This ink is made in Philippines from raw materials that are safe for fountain pens, accompanied by a color consultant. Troublemaker Inks inks have an excellent balance of permeability and viscosity so they write fluently on paper but not harsh on the nibs. The ink is pH neutral and has been formulated not to harm pen resins or celluloid. Plastic Bottle in 60ml size.And suitable for fountain pen use.
Features
- Can be used in all fountain pens, vintage or modern.
- Do not cause clogging in your pen.
- Offers a smooth typing experience.
- Will not damage your pen.
- It can be used in piston and converter filler pens.
- The pH value is in determining international standards.
- It has an MSDS certificate.
- We recommend that you do not leave the ink you use in your fountain pen for more than 4 weeks.
Troublemaker Inks
Troublemaker Inks are a small ink studio producing very attractive inks, known with their unique shading and sheen. Handmade in the Philippines.Created by two teenagers from Cebu in 2018, Troublemaker Inks’ launch was celebrated for being the first Philippine fountain pen ink in the market. Their first ink collection featured Filipino and Cebuano inspiration such as green Hanging Rice, Luneta Twilight Pink, and Sinulog Black.
Comes in 60 ml plastic bottles. Popular colors are Abalone, Sea Glass, Milky Ocean, Nenita, Petrichor, and Kelp Tea.
The Cebuano tradition of crafting guitars started when Spanish friars mandated the locals to repair the churches' instruments.
