Silver box touch up jobs.

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MONOLITHIC

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I bought a pack of Sharpie multi-color markers from Walmart - perhaps a year ago - and it happened to have a metallic silver paint marker in it.
Finally brought it home yesterday to try it out on a box (just used it on my S90). I must say that the results are
pretty damn good for small scrapes, nicks and whatnot. Highly recommended!
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Fatdog

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I have several of those silver Sharpies around the house... don't know why I never thought to try them on boomboxes.
 
systemaddict

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thanks for the tip Mono, was going to buy some sharpies for doing my graffiti art pics, looks like iv'e got twice the reason now :yes: cheers :thumbsup:
 
mrp32

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Yeah these work very well :-D
I've used this method for years for minor scrapes and corner wear.

If your in the UK or anywhere these are avaliable, they are very good.
You can get this one from Wilkinsons for about £4, they last a long time.
This one is a good match for most silver boxes
Uni Paint marker PX-21:

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MONOLITHIC

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Brutus442 said:
Ingenious Mono!

Do you have any before and after pics?? :thumbsup:
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Sorry, I only thought of doing that AFTER the box was already done. Haha.


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mrp32 said:
Yeah these work very well :-D
I've used this method for years for minor scrapes and corner wear.

If your in the UK or anywhere these are avaliable, they are very good.
You can get this one from Wilkinsons for about £4, they last a long time.
This one is a good match for most silver boxes
Uni Paint marker PX-21:

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Them old school push tip paint markers! Hahaha!! Haven't seen those since the late 80's! :cool:
 
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