Re: Re: Iris Plant Markers
If you want to get a marker that can NOT be faded by the sun, just
fined out where the local junkyard gets their Yellow Paint Marker
Bottles from, it's what ALL Junkyards use to mark cars,parts,etc. and
I think ever a Nuke blast wouldn't hurt it. I had one for some years
and I still have some old lables that were in the Hawaiian Sun and
didn't fade. I think the company that makes them is in one of the
citys in the state of Az. It'll mark on anything and will never fade.
Founder of SIAR in 1971 / Founder of IAR in 1995
Current President of SIAR
http://www.starlords.org
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chad Schroter" <chad.schroter@quantum.com>
To: "Iris Talk List" <iris-talk@eGroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 9:38 AM
Subject: [iris-talk] Re: Iris Plant Markers
> The Painters Pen markers from Wal-Mart work well, at least the first
> few days you have them. I have had trouble with them drying-up if
they sit
> around awhile, plus the tip gets yucky. They have non-toxic water
based ink.
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