Well-flowing ink that fits its name. Lighter parts of lines written with the ink veers bluer, heavier parts veers greener, and there is an undeniable sheen of wine red outlining. Saturated and well-behaved. Worth shaking both bottle and pen a little now and then. It seems it can separate, with extremely fine green particles. No clogging issues have been reported so far.
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| Brand | Inkebara |
| Line | |
| Name | Petrol Dark |
| Owner count | 44 |
| Average Color |
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last of the summer blues: inkebara petrol dark & sea green
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The blue inks will always be summery for me because they always reming me of the sea. I do use them year-round, as a reminder of the sea for me to carry them around when I’m living inland. I couldn...
Names for this ink
| Count | Brand | Line | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 38 | Inkebara | Petrol Dark | |
| 4 | Inkebara | #330 Petrol Dark | |
| 1 | Inkebara | 330 | Petrol Dark |
| 1 | Inkebara | Standard | Petrol Dark |