signing your cue

[G's Cues]

Hi all what is a good pen marker ect.. to sign your cue on top the base coat and under the clear. Thanks in advance George

 

[bruppert]

Hi all what is a good pen marker ect.. to sign your cue on top the base coat and under the clear. Thanks in advance George

George, there was a thread on here about this. Here is what I bought from Enco

Product Description: Paint Markers - Fine Point
Color: Black
Tip Type: Fine
VA317-5654 $13.22 ea

 

[stevel]

The ZIG Millennium .005 is what I have used for years with great results.

 

[peter_gunn]

This is the best pencil fo the job :thumbup:

http://www.sakuraofamerica.com/Pen-Archival

 

[bruppert]

This is the best pencil fo the job :thumbup:

http://www.sakuraofamerica.com/Pen-Archival

George, if you pick up any of these grab me 2 of the smallest size they have in BLACK. If they have WHITE then one of each. Either these or the ones Steve mentioned whatever you decide. I'll split the shipping with ya

 

[dakota]

This is the best pencil fo the job :thumbup:

http://www.sakuraofamerica.com/Pen-Archival

I also like the pigma micron pens listed above, but I have actually used the 03 and 05 and I prefer the 03 a little better. Both will work well but the 03 is a little finer. I purchased mine in a 3 pack 01, 03, 05 micron pens and I think that either the 03 or 05 are well suited to small signatures like this.

dakota

 

[BHQ]

I also like the pigma micron pens listed above, but I have actually used the 03 and 05 and I prefer the 03 a little better. Both will work well but the 03 is a little finer. I purchased mine in a 3 pack 01, 03, 05 micron pens and I think that either the 03 or 05 are well suited to small signatures like this.

dakota

i use those also
recently bought a 12 pak of .20mm for $25
http://www.ebay.com/itm/300482982979?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

 

[TomHay]

Hi all what is a good pen marker ect.. to sign your cue on top the base coat and under the clear. Thanks in advance George

LOL, my partner Rich signed every RT Cue we ever put out. My handwriting is like a 2 year olds. It was put on inbetween coats. A fine tip calagraphers pen was used. Many times it had to be wiped off with light solvent and redone.

 

[Cue Crazy]

I use the Micron pens too. I have been able to find them locally at arts and crafts stores like Michael's. Seems like I also saw them at Hobby Lobby. I sign between coats as tom mentioned, It makes It easier to wipe down if You make a mistake. If You sign & make a mistake straight onto the wood then It may not wipe completely out.

 

[Lexicologist71]

I have used a regular pencil on ebony with good results. It does not work as well with oily woods or light woods like maple.

 

[G's Cues]

Thanks for all the replies. Bryan no problem

 

[cuejo]

Picked up a couple micron pens from michaels today. 40% off


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