GENERAL PEN CARE
All pens are buffed with special wax specifically for
wood or Acrylic. Use a soft cloth to buff up the wax as needed. Don’t use any cleaning agents not intended for use on wood or Acrylic. Never use any cleaning or finishing product that contains abrasives or cleaning agents in the formula. Car waxes have fine abrasives in the formula to clean the surface and should not
be used.
Floor care and furniture care products are appropriate for use on our wood products. Paste wax is easy to apply and buffs to a high gloss shine. The
plating may be cleaned with a damp soft cloth. Do not use any abrasives on
the plating as it may cause the plating to be removed.
ROLLERBALL
PEN CARE
Rollerball refills are tubes, which are filled with liquid ink and have a golf ball like dimpled
ball, which delivers the liquid to the paper. Rollerball liquid ink is similar
to liquid fountain pen ink. It is very different than ballpoint ink, which is
waxy and requires thrust to push the ink from the tip. A rollerball liquid ink
refill flows as if a wick is touched to the paper. Paper (or a shirt pocket)
will literally wick the ink from a rollerball refill in minute
CHOOSING THE CORRECT ROLLERBALL REFILL:
All Rollerball pens handcrafted by WTW PENS come with either a Schmidt or Hauser flattop refill
and are 4 3/8 in. in length. When necessary make sure you replace your refill
with a refill that has a flattop and is 4 3/8 in. in length. It can be any brand
although Schmidt and Hauser are two of the highest rated refills.
FOUNTAIN PEN
CARE
Fountain Pens are a delicate writing instrument that can bring years of enjoyment if properly
used and maintained. Below are helpful tips on using,
INK CARTRIDGES:
Fountain Pens handcrafted by WTW PENS use standard “International size” cartridge
refills (1 1/2 in length) unless otherwise noted. To change cartridges simply
unscrew the nib section and twist off the ink cartridge. Take the new cartridge
and press it onto the nib unit until it is firmly seated. Gently write on a scrap
of paper until the ink begins to flow.
INK CONVERTER:
Fountain Pens handcrafted by WTW PENS will accept a standard size in converter to allow
you to use your favorite brand of bottled ink. Simply remove the ink cartridge
and replace with a standard size converter. Make sure the piston is at the bottom
of the converter before placing the nib in the ink well. Twist the piston top
while the nib is submerged thus filling the converters reservoir.
CLEANING YOUR FOUNTAIN PEN:
The single most important issue regarding fountain pen usage is keeping you nib clean. This will provide an ongoing free-flowing ink experience. WTW PENS suggest you soak your pen’s nib section (known as the “nib block”) in cool pure
water after every two or three cartridges, or two or three reservoir fills, at the most.
After a 12 to 24 hour soak, run the nib under tap water flowing very slowly.
Touch the nib’s tip to a paper towel and look to make sure there is no pigment present. At this point your nib is clean and ready for more ink.