Review on 🖤 High-performance Speedball Super Black India Ink - 2-Ounce by Shantel Griffin

It's waterproof and possibly waterproof if you wait long enough and let the water or ink paint layers dry between layers. If you try to draw with water-based paint 20 minutes after applying it, there is a 50% chance that it will smear if you used too much water or too much ink when working with the lines. My only problem was using this with my glass. Handle. It's too thick to properly separate from the glass tip (at least on my pen, all glass pens are different). So I had to dilute the ink with water to get it flowing properly. So I can't just use it straight from the bottle, I have to find the right consistency for my dip pen to make it flow, and sometimes I dilute it a bit. Love it, I use my 2 oz because it's really good ink. Pros - Black before diluting to give you a black and gray array for ink drawings. it is actually waterproof. - It is not tongue sealed so it will not squirt out when you receive it. Cons - can be too thick to brush on glass pens) to clean the crevices of your glass pen as this ink loves it when holy sneakers get stuck in the crevices. The dive grip is pretty good. The only reason I give this 4 stars is because I have to spend 10 minutes trying to find the right consistency for a glass pen. You get pretty good ink for the price you pay. Just note that this ink doesn't work well with glass pens unless you dilute it. I don't have a metal dip pen so I don't know if it works well with metal. To brush. What I thought was waterproof actually isn't. oooh, water stains as I went back to a month old drawing I had made with this ink to add some of the cool gold speckled ink that came with my glass pen. If you want to use this ink, use it with the marker mark. I still give it 4 stars since it didn't say it's for glass dip grips. but it is NOT WATERPROOF OR WATER RESISTANT, don't ruin your work like me