Legal Lapis - A Pendemonium Exclusive!
Of all the inks we sell, Legal Lapis is our
NUMBER ONE best selling ink!

Legal Lapis approaches traditional blue black colors, with far more blue and a striking vintage look to it, but the best thing about Legal Lapis is that it is permanent on paper, the solution for all your legal documents and for any applications where the ink must remain permanent on paper. Legal Lapis contains a special blue dye that remains water soluble UNTIL it dries on paper, then it becomes waterproof and permanent. Legal Lapis comes in a 3 ounce bottle with another of Noodler's great graphic labels.

Noodler's Legal Lapis - A Pendemonium Exclusive!

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Noodler's Permanent Ink, Legal Lapis Blue, 3 oz.

$20

Legal Lapis #1 Again!

Information on this chart compiled by Greg Clark and published in Stylus Magazine February - March 2008 issue.
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Iraqi Indigo is now The Violet Vote!
Same great violet ink with a new name and new label!

The Violet Vote is a deep violet with more blue than red tones, quite different than any other Noodler's purple and a lovely color. The Violet Vote contains the special Noodler's cellulose reactive dyes so that once dry on paper, it is permanent and waterproof.

PLEASE NOTE:
One of the dyes used in Violet Vote was discontinued by the dye manufacturer. Noodler's Ink is currently experimenting with new dyes that will replicate Violet Vote exactly. This takse a bit of experimentation. As soon as the new dye formula is perfected, we'll have Violet Vote available again for sale. Thanks for your patience.

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Noodler's Permanent Ink, Violet Vote, 3 oz. Sorry, temporarily out of stock

$20

What Does it Mean?

An ink designated by Noodler's as "bulletproof" means it stands up against bleach, UV Light, industrial chemicals, etc., making it impossible to forge a check! The cellulose reactive dyes are completely water soluble in your pens and in the bottle, but once the ink dries on the paper, it is totally waterproof and permanent!

Note: If you mix the bulletproof inks with regular ink, they may lose their bulletproof properties, and revert to regular ink. As with any ink, we advise you to mix small test quantities of inks together first to be sure they will not harm your pens.

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