The fastet fading ink

[Ink stained Fingers]

Here is the fastest fading inkjet ink - how about 2 days

https://blueplanetink.com/about/

https://www.techbriefs.com/component/content/article/tb/stories/blog/33181

 

[Artur5]

I have to admit that this stuff fades faster that some third party dye ink I've used in the past.. ( but not by much.. )

 

[The Hat]

Here is the fastest fading inkjet ink - how about 2 days

Why is it here on the Nifty forum, that we strive to get longer lasting inks ?..
Some one is having a joke..

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

I have to admit that this stuff fades faster that some third party dye ink I've used in the past.. ( but not by much

Yes, I had such a fast fading ink as well - from China - you could easily see changes from day to day,
and I'm scratching my head how I could create a profile for such an ink...............

 

[Artur5]

Actually it wasn't Chinese ink but from a German manufacturer in Köngen that, If I remember correctly, you dont appreciate much.
Instead, their black pigment for Canon Pixmas wasn't bad at all. I used it for a good number of years and I never saw the dreaded warped lattice on the nozzle tests of the black pigment nozzles.

 

[Lelopes]

Here is the fastest fading inkjet ink - how about 2 days

https://blueplanetink.com/about/

https://www.techbriefs.com/component/content/article/tb/stories/blog/33181

I can see some usage for this. Like a trial version of a floor plan for the costumer, as long as I don't tell that the project is just going to disapear in a few hours.
I would love to go back in college and just use this ink for some projects and watch some teachers go bananas about why are them haddling me a blank paper with a A/B+/C/etc, on it.