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staedtler fineliners
I can recommend the staedtler fineliners. I've had a set of 4 for over a year (I don't use them every day).
They've kept their fine point, they write well and they haven't had any malfunctions. However, they do bleed on some papers
waterproof?
do you have any experience with waterproof tests? :)
I really appreciate your input :D
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I suspect they are not...
'cause they both say "water-based ink"
Is waterproof-ness important to you ?
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i guess im more concerned
i guess im more concerned about how bad the colors run. it isnt a HUGE deal but some projects might take a closer look at how i execute them :)
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Waterproof Test
I just took some standard 80gsm copy paper and made some marks with different colours from my set of Staedtler triplus fineliners. Let it dry for about 30 seconds then under running water for for 5 seconds or so.
The marks remained firm with some bleeding, more fuzziness and less fine than actual bleeding if that makes sense. If I then rubbed the marks with my finger there was a little more fuzziness but not a lot. If it were writing it would remain legible.
So not waterproof, more water hardy if that makes sense.
Bob H.
Either or
I think either the stabilo or the staedtler are good choices. Good range of colours though I sometimes feel some of the stabilo 88 colours seem a bit pale for my liking. My favourite felt tip range is certainly the stabilo pen68.
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Sakurare the way to go or
Sakurare the way to go or staedler. Whichever you like better. Sakura are my fave and staedler are good but they cause bleeding on moleskinetype paper.
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