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Unread 10-23-2004, 12:18 PM   #2
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Hardigasp,

Use a white grease pencil or a commercial product called "Laquerstik"; it is available from Brownells. You can also use a white crayon. Trick is to heat the area of markings slightly (I use hair dryer) and then apply filling and the whitening material will flow into the markings evenly.

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Tom A.
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