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Article: On Point With Go Pens #48

On Point With Go Pens #48
On Point

On Point With Go Pens #48

On Point I think my ink stained my pen. Can I use rubbing alcohol to remove it? No! Rubbing alcohol can dissolve pen materials, or at the very least, fade and discolor it. It's best to start with water, and if necessary, you can try some pen flush or an ultra sonicator, but water is the safest to work with. The more you know about the material of your pen, the better you can care for your pen. Ebonite pens should not be soaked in water, for example, neither should casein.

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I came across a bottle of Sheaffer Skrip Black, in the older style inkwell glass bottle. I love these bottles, and the black ink inside is pretty nice, too. I'm always looking for a true black - on...

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Extraordinary Pens - Pelikan M620
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In 2005, Pelikan released the M620 City Series: Piazza Navona Famous Places Special Edition. This piston-filling fountain pen is quite pretty, in semi-transparent amber with bronze elements. It has...

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