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are items that may be of interest to nib people. The Bor-Jay jewelry polishing cloth takes away minor scratches and dirt from nitrocelulous, acrylic and resin plastics as well as hard rubber. As well, it polishes metal parts, including gold nibs, clips, levers and trim. So this cloth can be used on all the parts of a pen.
The only area we do not recommend polishing is a plated nib, unless you want to remove the platinum or rhodium color. Also, some solid gold nibs are plated with a 21 Carat coating. This can also be removed using the Bor-Jay polishing cloth. We recommend polishing the surface of solid gold nibs only. It is even possible to remove this plating with paper tissue, if wiped often enough.
Our Price: $7.00, Two for $12 or get Three for $16. (2.) The Stylus Reach by Streamlight
We have found the best pen work light on the market
today. With an LED light bulb, this flexible arm flashlight is great
for inspecting the inside of caps and barrels. It is also great for
looking for cracks in cap lips and other places in plastic pens. (They
are so intense; the light will penetrate all but the most opaque material). Because of the price point on this product, we can only
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He was amazed. What normally took several minutes
of scrubbing happened almost instantly. Here is how it works: With dry hands,
take a dab (half teaspoon or less) and rub it on the inky areas. Follow this with
a very small amount of water and rub over the stains. You will feel a slight granular
texture and a small amount of heat. This is where the magic occurs --- the stain
is gone. Rinse with water and if you want to get rid of the mild sweet smell,
wash with soap and water.
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