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Does Coating On The Nib Affect Line Variation? - Q&A Slices

Shop at GouletPens Store: http://www.GouletPens.com I saw in older video about Monteverde nibs where Brian mentioned that there is a coating on the black nibs to give them the black color. Does this hold true for all black nibs? Does the coating cause them to write a little thicker than their steel counterparts? My dad and I have both found our Lamy Dark Lilacs seem to not write as fine as our other Lamy pens of the same nib size. Different companies coat their black nibs differently no black nib is made of a solid black element, so they're all coated, with something there's a difference between black oxide, ruthenium, and other coatings (lacquering) I don't know exactly what Lamy's process is, but it should not affect the writing Any difference you see is coincidental, and not because of the black coating there's variation sometimes from nib to nib without coating Check out the Full Version of Episode 128:    • Goulet Q&A Episode 128: Biggest FP Pet Pee...   Shop at GouletPens Store: http://www.GouletPens.com Read GouletPens blog: http://blog.gouletpens.com/ Like GouletPens on Facebook:   / thegouletpencompany   Follow GouletPens on Twitter:   / gouletpens   Follow GouletPens on Instagram:   / gouletpens   Follow GouletPens on Pinterest:   / gouletpens