KRNetter, Harold's right... I noticed when I was doing my Canopy lay-ups that where I traced the trim lines on the BID, the Sharpie bleed into the lay-up. I was kind of concerned about the integrity of the laminae, so I brought into work and showed our composites manufacturing process engineer a sample of what happened. He told me that McAir actually spent money on a test to see if the ink affected the strength in any way.... It didn't. So he told not to worry about it. I was concerned because the blue ink in the sharpie bleed over 3 times thicker than the original line. So my only comment is if you use this method, be careful because the position may move on you. Need I say anything more about how I hate stuff moving around????? Anyway, I think a superior method is the nylon bolt deal. My .02 worth....
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