I use the Pilot ultra fine point permanent marker for marking my plastic
bobbins. I have never had one rub off. I have used the same bobbins for over 10
years. The best part is that if I need to change a number I can take it off with
fingernail polish remover.
Laurie
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> In a message dated 2/27/1999 6:21:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> << I have brought three different types and still the
> numbers rub off even when left to dry over night, the pen I got today
> actually says permanent marker on it and that it is suitable even for glass
> or metal. Any suggestions of what else I can try.
> >>
>
> I cut the number off the DMC floss and tape in onto the bobbin. I hate those
> plastic bobbins but the cardboard ones are hard to find here. And you are so
> right that the numbers rub off no matter what kind of pen you use.
>
> Joanie
>
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