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I use a white china marker (basically a grease pencil).
Why does it lower the price for you TA? If it is just a grease pencil it should come right off if you like.
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Why does it lower the price for you TA? If it is just a grease pencil it should come right off if you like.
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I do not use anything with a grit in it (white china marker) so there I have no worries about scratches.\
I have use it a few times to bring out very faint markings that I could just not get to photograph (though with the new camera I have not yet had that problem) and to bring out very, very faint or over stamped markings that I could not make out. For me the white causes the lines to stand out well and helps me determine what lines are what.
I have use it a few times to bring out very faint markings that I could just not get to photograph (though with the new camera I have not yet had that problem) and to bring out very, very faint or over stamped markings that I could not make out. For me the white causes the lines to stand out well and helps me determine what lines are what.
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