Just curious....can ya help a brother out?:D

you need a waterproof marker

MICRON pens ( made by pigma ) or
DECOCOLOR opaque paint markers (made by uchida)
are two that I have used.

you can get the micron pens in a craft store

liquid gold opaque paint marker, freom michaels, fine line.

I like the micron pens. Just make sure they dry thoroughly (sp?) or it floats around in the epoxy.

Pick up one of those one style pens that you dip in ink. Dip in createx and sign.

Jigman

I use the micron type markers. No runs/smudges just let dry before you finish 'em.

i picked up a fine line paint pen at ac moore. worked great for me.

Gold Sakura fine line pen. from Michaels like 2 bux.

you don't need to sign 'em;)
people know there yours:)

Who's....?:confused: Mine?:confused: You don't need to sign em' flag boy!;)

Micron 02 Archival ink .. sometimes I don't sign em .. its like another step waiting for the ink to dry .

bump

I use a decal.

Didn't like the micron pens....took em back! Sharpie works better!;)

I agree with the micron pens. They are expensive and dry out fast. Has anyone else had a problem with these pens drying out?.

The sharpie will run if hit by paints or epoxy.

I thought it was me...yes my first micron pen ran out ...

I was trying to fix some of the edges on the black part
of a makerel pattern with the micron pen and it ran out on the first plug... I wonder if the createx paint sucks up the ink from the micron ?

now I only use them to make a small initials on each plug


oh... and I did return the empty pen to Michaels...

i think your pens are s#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&g up a little bit of createx?
the two different paints don't mix well, instantly gums up, and clogs the tip of the pen.hense the first plug runout.
i think the pen still has ink in it but the tip/wick is now junk.

put a little laquer thinner in latex paint and you'll se what i'm talkin' about ;)