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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: arachnid on December 27, 2017, 01:03:00 PM
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Hello Friends.
The title pretty much says it all. I`m looking for something better to write on my glass bows (logo, draw weight etc..). What do you guys use?
And when it the best time to write it down? before/after first coat of finish?
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Fine Acrylic felt pen
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web page (https://tbirdarchery.com/t/other-thunderbird-products)
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Indian ink or modern acrylic equivalent. You can get whatever style nib you want. It will look professional.
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Originally posted by Crooked Stic:
web page (https://tbirdarchery.com/t/other-thunderbird-products)
Thanks Mike
We tested several things with the Thunderbird Epoxy this was by far the best thing we found.
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Dave is it easy to use, never used one.
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I have a pen from another company that has a different nib or point. The one from Thunderbird that I have had back when Dave was still around makes a much better line.
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Originally posted by T Folts:
Dave is it easy to use, never used one.
Very easy Terry, Lets talk at the Expo
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a dip pen and india ink (I gave up on everything else) I even write letters/fill out forms and such with a dip pen now since I tried one.
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Originally posted by arachnid:
And when it the best time to write it down? before/after first coat of finish?
I do it after the second coat then dry the ink with a heat gun, that sets it before coating with water based Polyurethane. A big smear will appear without drying it.