[pure-silver] Re: It's A Watchamacallit, Right?

I used to use Sharpie Brand permanent markers in the darkroom.
The markers are available in various colors, and point types. The advantage that your product has is that there is no cap to deal with. If you don't cap a Sharpie, it rapidly dries out. 
Ken Hart
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Daneliuk" <tundra@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Subject: [pure-silver] It's A Watchamacallit, Right?



I have a couple of pens I use to mark up prints for future darkroom
manipulation.  I got these years ago - one I bought, one was a give
away from a local custom lab.  They are the type with a shaft at
the top that you twist to extend the marking "lead".  It's not
lead, of course, it is some kind of wax material which is nice
for marking up a print with dodging, burning, and cropping
directives to myself in the darkroom.

Anyway, here's my problem.  I need to get some refills for these
pens and I'm not sure what they are called.  I've looked under
"Grease Pen Refill" because that's what I remember them as,
but that hasn't been too productive.

So, do any of you Gentle Geniuses:

a) Know the name of these things?
b) Know where I can get refills?
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