Signing cues

[JC]

I searched for this but didn't find an answer. Sorry if this has been discussed already.

What do you use to sign your name or initials under the finish?

Thanks,

JC

 

[WilleeCue]

A very fine tip sharpie marker.
Super fine tiped permanent markers can be found at most craft stores.
Or try the office supply.

You could also use a dry transfer decal of your logo or signature.
You send them the info and they sell you a sheet of dry transfers that can be applied to a cue and then finished over.
OB cues use these for their shaft logos.

Willee

 

[peter_gunn]

I searched for this but didn't find an answer. Sorry if this has been discussed already.

What do you use to sign your name or initials under the finish?

Thanks,

JC

this pen is the best http://sakuraofamerica.com/pen-archival

 

[rhinobywilhite]

signing cues

i prefer to use India ink and a calligraphy pen.

 

[63Kcode]

I sign in pencil on a black or dark area of the cue. It's not very obtrusive that way.

Larry

 

[qbilder]

I sign in pencil on a black or dark area of the cue. It's not very obtrusive that way.

Larry

I do that with ebony. Otherwise I use a Pigma Micron archival pen, .2mm tip.

 

[peter_gunn]

ditto ^^^^ link that i provided leads to pigma micron :thumbup:

 

[Destroyer125]

Pigma Micron is the nuts. I sign the sanded epoxy layer under my clearcoat. Clean and crisp.