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craftgrrlI have this odd habit of drawing on EVERYTHING with Sharpies. I have a normal-thickness one and a "ultra fine" marker that I carry everywhere. I love to draw on plastic stuff... I decorate cell phones, CD players, etc, with fun designs. My latest "project" is my boring pink birth control compact. (It's great, I'm gonna scan it for you when I finish.)
Anyway, it's fun, it makes a great conversation piece, BUT...
the marker always starts to wear off, and then it looks ugly. Especially on cell phone faceplates. The plastic is really smooth and glossy. Is there any way to "seal" in the marker?
Anyway, it's fun, it makes a great conversation piece, BUT...
the marker always starts to wear off, and then it looks ugly. Especially on cell phone faceplates. The plastic is really smooth and glossy. Is there any way to "seal" in the marker?
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