DIY painting stitching marker brand
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^^^^ Exactly....once you commit, you've got to finish the job.
#22
Roger, I just finished my AR stitching. I found that the Marvy Wearable Art fabric marker pen in red was the brightest red I could find, and it matches better than the darker red pens (Sharpie). I bought it at a local Michael's store. One pen did the trick, and the job was easy enough. You'll need some of your best Yoga positions for the dash, and the steering wheel.
My method of attack was I would do 4-5 stitches at a time, then wipe the excess with a micro fiber towel. Then I would go back with a flash light to make sure I got the sides of the stitches, and filled in between the stitches. It was approx. a one hour with no beer job.
My method of attack was I would do 4-5 stitches at a time, then wipe the excess with a micro fiber towel. Then I would go back with a flash light to make sure I got the sides of the stitches, and filled in between the stitches. It was approx. a one hour with no beer job.
I would follow your advise for sure Sir.
#24
was the stitching black or white before, I am considering turning black into red?