Bit of pencil on the low C on my archlutes, near the bridge. Friend if
   mine uses a tiny strip of scotch tape, so she can feel where she is.
   Koto players use red pencil to mark the position of their moveable
   frets.
   David
   On Wed, 30 May 2018 at 17:33, Bruno Cognyl-Fournier
   <[1][email protected]> wrote:

        I have occasionally coloured my strings with permanent marker (
        Sharpie) it lasts quite a long time..
        Bruno
        2018-05-30 10:36 GMT-04:00 Mimmo - Aquila Corde Armoniche
        <[1][2][email protected]>:
          Things are not that easy.
          Ed is right, however it is possible to dye the string just
     after
          polishing, and this is    what the stringmakers that make harp
          strings usually do.
          This is done using a    double component coloured varnish and
     using a
          sponge. Of course, in this case you obtain a varnished string.
          It is possible to do the same job on a unvarnished gut string
     it
          using an alcool soluble pigment and a few of cotton.
          Then put on the string a bit of almond oil when the string is
     well
          dried
          Ciao
          Mimmo
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     <[3][4][email protected]> Per
          conto di Gamut Music
          Inviato: mercoledà ¬ 30 maggio 2018 16:28
          A: Ed Durbrow <[4][5][email protected]>
          Cc: lute list <[5][6][email protected]>
          Oggetto: [LUTE] Re: dying strings
           Hi Ed,
           At Gamut strings, we sometimes dye them, but we do this when
     the gut
        is
           wet, before the string is twisted and constructed.     After
     the
        string
           is twisted, dry and ready to be used, we do not color our
     strings
           because we would have to soak them to make them wet again, and
     this
           would probably destroy the string, we do not know.
           We would be interested to know if anyone knows how to
     successfully
        dye
           a gut string already constructed.
           Best,
           Ed Martin
           Gamut Music
           Customer Support
           On Tue, May 29, 2018 at 10:13 PM, Ed Durbrow
           <[1][6][7][email protected]> wrote:
             Has anyone found a way that worked for them to dye gut
     strings? I
             have used a magic marker but it wears off.
             Ed Durbrow
             Saitama, Japan
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