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by **I.D** » Aug 15th, '07, 11:30

Hey up me ducks

I have the Perfect Pen which is fantastic. I did buy it second hand.. and now the ink does not work.

Is it possibile to get a replacement ink part for this pen? If so, where from?>

Thanks in advance..

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 15th, '07, 13:20

You have A PM!

by **Yorkshire Pudding** » Aug 15th, '07, 15:08

Any chance of pasting that PM to me too, Stephen?

by **Tenko** » Aug 15th, '07, 16:28

Stephen,

Me too please

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 15th, '07, 16:47

Simply take a lighter and very CAREFULLY heat the end of the nib. This should regenerate the ink. If your pen is too far gone you may have problems.

by **I.D** » Aug 15th, '07, 16:48

I didnt realise you meant CAREFULLY :oops:

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 15th, '07, 16:49

It should work, it did for me

by **Replicant** » Aug 15th, '07, 19:04

My Perfect Pen is no longer so perfect. I was showing it to my wife and she promptly dropped it on the floor. Now it's a Broken Pen. :cry:

by **philipsw** » Aug 15th, '07, 20:56

The instructions with my version include details on how to replace the tip with a new one from a normal pen. But it does look rather fiddly, and I must admit I haven't tried it...

Phil

by **bmat** » Aug 17th, '07, 15:52

I replaced mine via the instructions and it worked fine. Admittedly I had to tinker with it a little to get it the way I wanted, but thats true of everything I have.

by **HenryHoudini** » Aug 17th, '07, 18:11

what exactly is a perfect pen?

by **cessna** » Aug 17th, '07, 18:33

HenryHoudini wrote:what exactly is a perfect pen?

It's a type of 'pen through anything' trick but unlike most other pens this one can be handled by the spectator although under very extreme examination the gimmick can be found.
With good presentation this should never happen which makes it superior to other pens of this type.

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