Brassing on modern pen

Well, I have a feeling everyone is thinking this is just another post
questioning brassing. Although it is, I'm actually inquiring about how to
accelerate it. I don't like gold. Plain and simple, and the M405 fills in
that want I have very well. Now I used to have a Waterman Hemisphere with
silver trim that was my daily user. I dropped it and now it's busted. So I
need a cheap replacement so I ordered the M200. It only comes in gold. Now
to my main question, does anyone know how I can get the gold off and make it
silver? ..or atleast not as "yellow"....without damaging the rest of the pen
that is.

Any ideas would be welcomed.

HK

"Henry Kwan" wrote in message ...
Well, I have a feeling everyone is thinking this is just another post
questioning brassing. Although it is, I'm actually inquiring about how to
accelerate it. I don't like gold. Plain and simple, and the M405 fills in
that want I have very well. Now I used to have a Waterman Hemisphere with
silver trim that was my daily user. I dropped it and now it's busted. So I
need a cheap replacement so I ordered the M200. It only comes in gold. Now
to my main question, does anyone know how I can get the gold off and make it
silver? ..or atleast not as "yellow"....without damaging the rest of the pen
that is.

Any ideas would be welcomed.

HK

A sterling silver pen (eg. Waterman L'Etalon or Parker Sonnet) would
probably fit you

"Henry Kwan" wrote:
Well, I have a feeling everyone is thinking this is just another post
questioning brassing. Although it is, I'm actually inquiring about how to
accelerate it. I don't like gold. Plain and simple, and the M405 fills in
that want I have very well. Now I used to have a Waterman Hemisphere with
silver trim that was my daily user. I dropped it and now it's busted. So I
need a cheap replacement so I ordered the M200. It only comes in gold. Now
to my main question, does anyone know how I can get the gold off and make
it silver? ..or atleast not as "yellow"....without damaging the rest of the
pen that is.

Any ideas would be welcomed

Why didn't you simply buy a silver pen.... DUH! What an imbecile you are!


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On 19 Jul 2003 04:39:47 -0700, (Messer) said:

Messer "Henry Kwan" wrote in
Messer message
Messer ...
Well, I have a feeling everyone is thinking this is just
another post questioning brassing. Although it is, I'm actually
inquiring about how to accelerate it. I don't like gold. Plain
and simple, and the M405 fills in that want I have very
well. Now I used to have a Waterman Hemisphere with silver trim
that was my daily user. I dropped it and now it's busted. So I
need a cheap replacement so I ordered the M200. It only comes
in gold. Now to my main question, does anyone know how I can
get the gold off and make it silver? ..or atleast not as
"yellow"....without damaging the rest of the pen that is.



Messer A sterling silver pen (eg. Waterman L'Etalon or Parker
Messer Sonnet) would probably fit you

the fly in the ointment is that he's already put in an order for the
m200. maybe he could trade the m200 for something else. my feeling
is that he'll get used to it. once he starts writing, he'll forget
about how the thing looks.


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