Lenny
Member
Does anyone know if a sharpie will work over a lacquer finish?
I want to sign the inside of a pen box but I'm not sure how it will react.
I want to sign the inside of a pen box but I'm not sure how it will react.
Signature over Lacquer?
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NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
piece of scrap wood should settle the question..
el_d
Member
Yeah ask the scrap wood. :biggrin:
Lenny
Member
All very logical ... but where's the fun in that ! :biggrin:
Had hoped to have this ready to go tonight but the lacquer is at work. :frown:
Dorno
Member
Lenny
depends how long you have to do the job but have you thought of doing it with the help of some of the clear transfer paper and then sticking it on ?
Eg;
you soak the sticker in water and then slide it onto the item and allow to dry and it should work fine. PM me for any more information. It does dependin on how much effort you wish to go use to get the job done.
Cheers Ian
depends how long you have to do the job but have you thought of doing it with the help of some of the clear transfer paper and then sticking it on ?
Eg;
you soak the sticker in water and then slide it onto the item and allow to dry and it should work fine. PM me for any more information. It does dependin on how much effort you wish to go use to get the job done.
Cheers Ian
Lenny
Member
That sounds like a good option .... for another time :biggrin:
Does the transfer paper take a signature from a pen ok without smearing?
I have wanted to try the water slide paper sometime on a pen. I may have to look into it soon.
Thanks
Lenny
Member
To cover myself tonight, I have made up a label insert and signed that ... just in case it gets delivered tomorrow. There is probably a better chance that I will have more time to look into other options. I'll try spraying a scrap piece tomorrow to use as a test piece.
PenMan1
Member
Yes, the silver or gold sharpie will work over glass, paint , CA and everything else I have tried. I like the "sharp" point as the others look a bit pedestrian
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
"Yes. It will work just fine"
Yours Truly,
Scrap Wood
Yours Truly,
Scrap Wood
Lenny
Member
"Silver and Gold ... Silver and Gold" ....
I have the Sharp sharpie .... but of course it's not Silver OR Gold. :frown:
but I will get one .... sometime
micharms
Member
There are permanent and washable (non-permanent) sharpies. You've got to have a permanent one to work on top of the lacquer
Michael
Michael