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Best Marking Pen
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Ed Sabatini
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Date: August 10, 2015 07:21PM
No I don't have the fancy smancy decal machines. I still hand write on the rod blank. But my previous best paint pen by Crayola is no longer available locally. What other good pens with a sharp point have you guys found to work well? Need white color mostly. Re: Best Marking Pen
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Jay Dubay
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Date: August 11, 2015 02:41AM
I have yet to find a paint pen that I have been happy with, They leave globs are to fussy or just stop working. I have been using Createx auto air paint reduced down with water and these Nibs they work good ! It took me awhile to find some that write a Super fine line, [www.amazon.com] You just have to have a steady hand. Some use Testors paints but I like the water base Createx paints they clean up well with windex. Next on my bucket list is to try a Epson Lable printer LW400 it prints 4 lines - with white and gold on clear tape. Tight lines Jaa Re: Best Marking Pen
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Joe Willsen
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Date: August 11, 2015 09:28AM
I have had success with the Pilot paint pens sold by Mudhole. Re: Best Marking Pen
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roger wilson
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Date: August 11, 2015 01:12PM
I think that the best pins are the pen and nib style using India or Acrylic ink to letter the rods.
[www.dickblick.com] I generally use "Speed ball " products for my pen and quill needs. Be safe Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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