Me too. They're really good for switches etc. in cockpits.I've got a few of these paint pens from hobby craft. View attachment 424985
Not in my experience Steve. I think they are loaded with India ink.Don't they fade/change to a blueish tone time relatively quickly?
I tried sharpies but I found that they were not very effective. Much better are Posca paint pens. Get the ones with a fine tip. I use them all the time now mostly for knobs and switches.Is it possible to use "Sharpies" for fine lines over acrylic paints, or would that be classed as a dumb question
Unless you count Sunday as the first day of the week LaurieFor me I use a speck of paint on a fine brush. More accurate.
Advantage go all little astray water on a cotton bud to the rescue.
Permanent markers are permanent as soon as you hit the plastic.
Also hate when I have used pressing on the nib to produce ink. Nothing happens & then the whole thing floods.
Tut having one of my bad grumbly days. Never mind Tuesday is an even number day.
Laurie
Are you American or something?Unless you count Sunday as the first day of the week Laurie
That depends Steve entirely on what month I am in & the position of the moon in relation to the sun.Unless you count Sunday as the first day of the week Laurie
Jakko I prefer something please.Are you American or something?
... when glimpsed through the sarsens at Stonehenge too I assume!That depends Steve entirely on what month I am in & the position of the moon in relation to the sun.
Despite all that scientific knowledge it can be come arbitrary.
Jakko I prefer something please.
Look as though Tuesday, so far, is a no day.
Laurie
Not likely Steve through one of these.... when glimpsed through the sarsens at Stonehenge too I assume!
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