From: lfiskgr@gmail.invalid   
      
   On Fri, 8 Aug 2025 11:59:54 -0700   
   Bob La Londe  wrote:   
      
      
   >I came on this group to bitch and whine about it, and a member suggested    
   >Xylene paint markers.  I've been using them for years now with little    
   >issue.  Mostly just long cure time.  There is one other little issue.  I    
   >use them to make lines on my write erase boards for tracking jobs,    
   >chores, and maintenance.  I think the flash off chemical in the write    
   >erase markers can affect the paint.  I have to refresh the lines every    
   >once in a while.   
   >   
   >Over all I can't imagine using any other paint marker except for the    
   >limited number of colors.   
      
   I've used them for a long time too. Still have one from working days   
   ~25 years ago. I shook it up maybe 5 years ago for something and was   
   surprise to find it still did the job😄️   
      
   Recently went to buy some "Wite-Out" to try for marking dark items.   
   White colored magic markers have always SUCKED at marking black or   
   other really dark colors... They have marker like tips on some of their   
   "bottles" now. I just bought a bottle with the little paint tip in the   
   screw top to have around next time it might work.   
      
   Here's one of the Wite-Out items. There was another version too...   
      
   https://www.amazon.com/BIC-Wite-Out-Squeeze-Correction-WOSQPP418/dp/B00YR8G62W/   
      
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   Leon Fisk   
   Grand Rapids  MI   
      
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