Jon Page wrote: > >>/ No, Magic Markers are not good to use. They might look OK for a > while but/ > >>/ fade in a few years and then look bad. > >/The wet erase black Vis-A-Vis markers don't seem to fade, but > >require top coating. > > Have you ever tried to top coat something like that and it "bleeds". Other markers, yes. The wet erase Vis-A-Vis, no. I wouldn't have suggested it if it didn't work. Used them for many years. > No easy fix for that. You also have to spray the whole area > (after masking off the rest) so over-spray doesn't ruin the pristine finish. Thinned down, it'll blend with semi-gloss. Moot point though, since these don't bleed. > High Gloss water-base paint is perfect. Apply, let dry. Done. I presume that after drying, it's waterproof? Even so, I personally prefer a pen to a brush. Different strokes, you know. Ron N
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