Kaimei Manga Pen Ink - 70 ml Bottle - White

I saw many bad reviews for the deleter white inks 1 & 2 so I thought It would be great.
But its just awful !
If you don't shake it its thinner than water ! And it cant be held on the pen
Then if you do shake it there are way to many bubbles that are not easily popped.
When you try to just dig in with your pen yo ujsut end up with a messy ugly tool X(
And even if you try and use a brush and get a good amont the white just turns greyy or smudges wiht whatever ink color you are using.
I will NOT reccomend this t o anyone !

I was so hopeful after reading the good reviews this would be useful white ink for illustration/manga drawing. I have been very impressed with the Kaimei black drawing ink, but when I attempted to use this white ink on top of the black, it was a DISASTER. First, as previous reviews state, shaking well makes the liquid very bubbly, and these bubbles don't pop easily-- which means that the "white" lines put onto paper are full of bubbles as well. Dipping brush or nib into the bottle deeper to get to get a stronger mixture of the ink results only in an extremely messy tool handle and a marked lack of ink quality improvement. Second, no matter how dry the black ink underneath it is, the white ink would mix with the black causing a smeary gray mess. I went over and over it with the white, waiting ten minutes between layers and have yet to lay down a pure white line OR get the layers to add together to a pure white. The ink itself does not seem to adhere well to brush or nib, and so delicate feathering/weighted lines with it are impossible. The ONLY redeeming factor to this ink is that, unlike many other white inks I have tried, going over it with black ink is very easy and does not interfere with redrawing on top of it. Overall, I'm sadly disappointed. Back to searching for a half-way decent white ink.

I wanted to share my thoughts about this white ink, from seeing the rest of the review giving a low rating. The ink is for drawing lines with nibs, not for whiting out/corrections. Its thin enough to pull a line and make a nice white line on a black spaces. I also have Dr martin's white ink but because of its thickness, its pretty hard to pull lines, but this ink is easy to draw the lines and when it dries, white surfaces pretty nicely.

I was really dissapointed when i bought it... You need to shake it before use, and if you are using pentel brush pen(the one with the squeezer refil cartridge) it will make a mess. I suggest you to use the deleter one.

I didnt get it. This ink is horrible! I just cant use it! Maybe, with a special pen or something like that, this ink could work fine. But at least for me, this one didnt help me at all!