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woodscavenger

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Strong work Jack! Could you post the marker #'s here so we know which color you used. They have so many shades that it would be nice to see which color is which. Did you do anything different than my method?
 

Dario

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Great looking pen!

Have you tested the lightfastedness of the color?

I would love to know how long it can keep that color even after exposure to sunlight. Can you report after a month or so...PLEASE!!! [:)]
 

Mainebowlman

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Prismacolor markers for the pens posted yesterday were:
PM4 Crimson Red
PM165 Grass Green
PM45 Navy Blue
PM50 Violet

You're right about the colors. The craft store must have had 6 reds, 6 blues, 3 greens and a few purples. And no scrap paper to test the colors.

Jack
 

woodguy1975

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I, like JimGo, got a set off Ebay. I got a set of 24 for less than $20 shipped. Much better than the price you find in the stores or buying one at a time.

The do make a nice looking pen.

John
 
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