...boiled out the nib in hot water - and it works like a champ!!!!

It has a great feel...quite light with a great nib.

Right now I'm using it in my Jinhao 601 with a fine/medium nib

Very rarely, however, the nib gets a little dry when you are half full or less, but you actually can just twist the handle a few times with the nib upward and you're back in the game

It is indeed black and it is used in a fine nib fountain pen with no issues

With fine nibs i find it to be more of a smoke grey

Ink flows smoothly out of a fine nib in a Lamy Safari onto a Moleskine

Had no trouble inking up my 2 fountain pens, a jinhao 1200 (medium nib) and a jinhao 301 (fine hooded nib)

With a good medium nib you get a very bold, strong line that handles all different papers well

And I have never had a problem with ink flow provided, of course, that I cleaned the nib periodically and washed out the barrel

Ive included a picture to give a better idea.this doesnt clog my nibs, and is perfect for everyday use.

I did a bunch of googling, which indicated that Lamy fine nibs need a faster ink, and one thread I found suggested this ink

Lately I have also been using this ink in my Parker Frontier with a fine nib and love the combo

It is currently in my pilot metropolitan (fine nib)

Only issue I found is replacing the nibs on the pen can be extremely difficult and there is little to no advice online on how to go about doing so.

Ink Converter I mentioned in my review of the Parker Vector Red Fountain pen Fine nib, SM50136052.

It is good with the fine nib

I've used this ink in a couple of pens, a medium nib and a fine nib

The finer the nib, the better this ink looks.

...boiled out the nib in hot water - and it works like a champ!!!!

With a fine nib, it doesn't bleed through even cheap notepad paper

It works nicely William medium or Broad nib.

Using this ink with some cheap Jinhao fine nib fountain pens.

Parker Quink is easy flowing; it is quick drying and keeps your nib clean

Nib clogs

Takes a bit to flow into the nib from the converter, and doesn't write well when I write quickly on my fine-nib

It lays darker with medium nibs and very light with extra fine nibs

Using this ink with some cheap Jinhao fine nib fountain pens.

The ink flows smoother (assuming you have a well maintained pen and nib), it doesn't bleed as badly, and it lasts longer

The hue and ink fluidity respond to variations in my writing speed, even in extra fine nibs.

it doesn't break (I'll be doing this outside)

And the quality is not as good as I excepted