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Post by stardiamond on Sept 19, 2020 17:08:47 GMT -5
I bought a set of sharpie ultra fine permanent markers to use with templates because I would frequently need to redraw when using a pencil. This is a completed cab.  A minute on the 220 hard and 280 soft.  I frequently have to do this or more to get the remaining super glue off the back. Only issue is lining up the template and when I get it wrong it takes more than an eraser. ly |
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Post by stephan on Sept 21, 2020 21:50:44 GMT -5
Pencil and old-fashioned scribes work.
I find metallic sharpie doesn’t seem to soak into the stone
For stickers that stay put, cryogenic labeling ones work well (Tough Tags are my favorite).
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Post by stephan on Sept 21, 2020 22:00:17 GMT -5
I bought a set of sharpie ultra fine permanent markers to use with templates because I would frequently need to redraw when using a pencil. This is a completed cab. A minute on the 220 hard and 280 soft. I frequently have to do this or more to get the remaining super glue off the back. Only issue is lining up the template and when I get it wrong it takes more than an eraser. Stay away from red or purple. They soak in very deep, even on hard stone. I think I posted a thread, maybe two years ago, where I had one heck of a time getting it out of a piece of OJ. After going down as far as I dared, I basically had to do chromatography, and play with the polarity of solvents, until it found the proper mix that created a mobile phase. If I remember correctly, I started with acetone, which had little effect, and ended with a mix of isopropanol and acetic acid (long soak), which faded it enough to polish the last of it away. |
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