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On 12/1/2022 at 2:07 AM, John Danza said:

I bought a P100 in Diamond Blue with the brushed gold-colored cap early on when they were released. It's dated I.III. I could never get ink to flow, and I just tossed it in a drawer. Fast forward to about a month ago, and I found it in the drawer. I thought "I'm going to get this thing going or dump it once and for all".

 

Fortunately, I was able to find some info on how to disassemble the section. Once apart, it was clear to me that the feed channels weren't large enough. A minute with a razor blade opened up and deepened the ink feed channels.

 

Eureka! The ink flows perfectly now. It's one of my favorites and I use it a lot.

Interesting experience... 

I have found my P100 with F nib being quite dry writer... So, perhaps, I need to do something similar with it..

 

All the best is only beginning now...

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Well... I have just had to start using Parker Quink ink in my P100 with F nib to really appreciate and enjoy it :) 

Now it is one of my EDC pens, and I actually find it  to be an excellent writer and use it even much more than my P51s... original 51s, of course ;) 

 

INMHO, P100 is the only and true decent successor of the original 51...

All the best is only beginning now...

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