Chart Correction pens at last that will write and stay on coated charts

[nigelmercier]

Never expected to turn into some kind of pen geek

I love all forms of stationery, I can spend hours in Office World

Would some Letraset 103 Spray help with the smudging?

 

[maxi77]

Many years ago Rotring were the normal pens used by the RN for chart correcting though that was pre cartridge filling days. Worked fine on all charts including the waterproof ones we used on submarine bridges.

 

[prv]

Many years ago Rotring were the normal pens used by the RN for chart correcting though that was pre cartridge filling days. Worked fine on all charts including the waterproof ones we used on submarine bridges.

That'll be more down to the ink, presumably, rather than the pen.

I did contemplate buying one of those, assuming I can track down some purple ink that will draw on Imray paper, but the price and the maintenance (supposedly you can't leave the pen with ink in or it will clog up?) made it all seem a bit over the top when my "Slicci" (stupid name) fine rollerball does the job.

Pete

 

[Giblets]

This would appear to be the ink for technical pens (Rotring, Stabilo, etc.) but I can't find a UK supplier.

http://www.chartandmapshop.com/279125/30ml-Violet-Magenta-Special-Drawing-Ink/085857269602