« Last post by CRCopland on May 30, 2024, 08:45:16 pm »
I have started using the Milwaukee brand Inkzall jobsite pen. They write well on wood and are bleed and resistant proof. I use the Ultra Fine Point model. They come 4 in a pack and are also great for general writing purposes around the home.
« Last post by Pat B on May 30, 2024, 02:22:19 pm »
That's cool, Pappy. I bet Sister will be happy with her new pup. Looking forward to meeting her. Does sound like an interesting mix. I'm jealous of Beau and your next elk adventure. Maybe you can get one this time. Sounds like a good area.
« Last post by Pat B on May 30, 2024, 02:15:59 pm »
I use Tru-Oil finish too. For writing on bows I use India ink and a quill pen or nib pen but first I spray satin poly where I write. When the poly dries and the ink dries I cover the writing with Tru-Oil first them spray the whole bow with satin poly to cut the shine of the Tru-Oil.
« Last post by superdav95 on May 30, 2024, 02:11:30 pm »
That’s what I do. I use paint pens. Oil based. I’m sure permanent markers fine tip could work too but my preference is the paint pens by “craft smart”. They come in variety of Colors. Tru oil can be applied over this or a spray coat clear coat too. They hold up pretty good without covering too.