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Hi Everyone,

 

I'm thinking about getting my first Indian ebonite pen and the Gama Eyas seems perfect for me.

The only problem is that I want the glossy finish instead of the matte black.

AsaPens only has the latter, so where online can I order the glossy version?

 

Thanks for any suggestions!

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Hi

You can contact ASA Pens on email... He will be able to send you the glossy version...

Also, in my opinion matte one is better

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Thanks Vaibhav for the quick response!

 

I'm curious, why do you like the matte version more? Is the glossy version too slippery or scratch prone?

 

What I like is that it reminds me of a Nakaya, but without the large step between barrel and section that those pens often have.

I just saw it and thought, "Ooh, shiny!" :P

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Better Grip...

Glossy looses shine after some time and get scratches ...

vaibhav mehandiratta

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Better Grip...

Glossy looses shine after some time and get scratches ...

 

Thanks for answering...after looking around at various reviews for polished ebonite pens, I saw that sometimes the polishing job isn't perfect. The matte finish definitely makes more sense in the long run.

 

Then after reading your superb Patriot review I got steered more in that direction and away from the Eyas. :P

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Thanks, MontPelikan! Your short reviews are always helpful. :thumbup:

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I went to Gem and Co and actually held both the pens side by side for the first time. I must say that although the glossy one had a very polished look, its texture was quite similar to acrylic ( while touching with eyes closed etc). The matte version seemed to have a silky texture that seemed better to me. It was not as rough or rubbery as I had originally expected. Finally I got the matte version, only for the the silky texture. 

 

Mr Pratap did mention that they are bringing back the glossy version after 5 years. 

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