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Dr. Martin's Bleedproof White

Item #: drmbld
$9.69
This opaque ink from Dr. Ph. Martin's is considered to be one of the best whites on the market, especially for calligraphy. Bleedproof White was designed as a correction fluid, so it has incredible covering power, even covering dye-based colors completely. We recommend adding a few drops of distilled water, as this ink is quite viscous straight out of the jar. Dries with a slight sheen. Non-waterproof and cannot be mixed with other inks. 30 mL bottle.
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This opaque ink from Dr. Ph. Martin's is considered to be one of the best whites on the market, especially for calligraphy. Bleedproof White was designed as a correction fluid, so it has incredible covering power, even covering dye-based colors completely. We recommend adding a few drops of distilled water, as this ink is quite viscous straight out of the jar. Dries with a slight sheen. Non-waterproof and cannot be mixed with other inks. 30 mL bottle.
 

Ink Type Watercolor
Compatibility Pointed Pen, Broad Pen, Brush
Surface Paper
Skill Level Intermediate, Advanced
Dr. Martin's Bleedproof White
Dr. Martin's Bleedproof White
 

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3 Review
  • Great ink that I always Love. 5

    Posted by Cyril Jayant on Feb 24th 2023

    I got this ink with some more other Calligraphy supply and It was my first buying experience with paper and ink Arts . Thank you again for your lovely customer service.

  • One of the best white inks 5

    Posted by Katerina on Jul 1st 2022

    This ink is very opaque and smooth. I like that it is non-acrylic; therefore, you don't need to worry about cleaning your nib every minute or two. Has to be diluted before use.

  • One of the best white inks 5

    Posted by Katerina on Jul 1st 2022

    This ink is very opaque and smooth. I like that it is non-acrylic; therefore, you don't need to worry about cleaning your nib every minute or two. Has to be diluted before use.

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