Erasable ink for fountain pen lovers

Comments: 10

• 09 Aug, '21
  Susan

  I would soooooooooo love this! Or even simply the ink refills for fountain pens.

• 19 Sep, '21
  Eugenia Castro

  Would love to be able to use my favorite fountain pen with my rocket book!!!! Please !!!

• 06 Jan, '22
  Steven Chen Admin

  "Sell fountain pens / or ink for fountain pens" (suggested by Zolliker on 2022-01-04), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 03 Feb, '22
  Cat M

  I bought a Rocketbook for reasons of sustainability. I normally write with fountain pen and ink for the same reasons. It bothers me that I have to buy non-reusable plastic pens for use with my Rocketbook.

• 13 Jun, '22
  Gary Weimer

  Compatibility with fountain pens would be really nice. If the ink can't be made for it, then can the paper be modified, or a compatible writing material made to adapt to fountain pen ink?

• 04 Jul, '22
  Jan D

  I agree with Cat M.
  
  Please ask Pilot to consider making erasable fountain pen ink - as a pen or for refilling existing fountain pen cartridges
  
  It would go a long way to making it happen. The eraser can be separate from the pen.

• 25 Aug, '22
  Mattia

  I quote: I bought a Rocketbook for reasons of sustainability. I normally write with fountain pen and ink for the same reasons. It bothers me that I have to buy non-reusable plastic pens for use with my Rocketbook.
  It's a non-sense. Better more paper and less plastic.
  A erasable ink in bottles would be a perfect solution and companion for rocketbook.

• 12 Oct, '22
  Jeannine

  Avid FP user here who just recently got a Rocketbook to support sustainability and was very disappointed to find out I need to use disposable pens with my new book. Fountain pens offer an amazing, and sustainable, writing experience. Would love to see these two worlds come together.

• 23 Nov, '22
  David Jones

  As long as the drying time could be addressed then I would definitely revert back to fountain pen use.

• 23 Jan
  Saul

  Kiwi Inks sells a thermal erasable ink that works on the same principal as fixion ink, but I have yet to buy a bottle to test out if it truly works the same on the book.