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Dewfus

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MY QUESTION IS IVE NOTICED A LOT OF OLD EMOBOSSED BOTTLES PEOPLE HAVE THEY APPEAR TO HAVE UED A WHITE MARKER TO GO OVER THE EMBOSSING . DOES THIS EFFECT VALUE AT ALL SHOULD I BE DOING THIS TO MINE ?OR IS IT JUST A PREFFERENCE THING ...THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFO!
 

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I’m pretty sure it’s paint that they use so it will come off
 

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Just use something that easily wipes off. LEON.
 

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My only problem with it is when it's used on worn embossing, in that case it can be hard to clean off entirely once it gets into the tiny cracks.
 

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MY QUESTION IS IVE NOTICED A LOT OF OLD EMOBOSSED BOTTLES PEOPLE HAVE THEY APPEAR TO HAVE UED A WHITE MARKER TO GO OVER THE EMBOSSING . DOES THIS EFFECT VALUE AT ALL SHOULD I BE DOING THIS TO MINE ?OR IS IT JUST A PREFFERENCE THING ...THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFO!
What type of marker are you us
MY QUESTION IS IVE NOTICED A LOT OF OLD EMOBOSSED BOTTLES PEOPLE HAVE THEY APPEAR TO HAVE UED A WHITE MARKER TO GO OVER THE EMBOSSING . DOES THIS EFFECT VALUE AT ALL SHOULD I BE DOING THIS TO MINE ?OR IS IT JUST A PREFFERENCE THING ...THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFO!
DeWy,
What type of markers are you using on your embossed bottle
Terry
 

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I know it is done to enhance the embossing. I don't do it but have bought ones that were. I cleaned it off with acetone and a brass detail brush. Like Canadianbottles said the pits in the embossing just refuses to let the paint go. I cleaned a limecola 3 times only to still be able to still see the paint!
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It's probably just paint or enamel/nail polish and will come off easily with some isopropyl rubbing alcohol or some nail polish remover if you'd rather not have it on the bottles.
 

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