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I've bought "layout blue" in the past. It was expensive for just a small quantity and went translucent much too soon. After using Marks-A-Lot felt tip pens for several years, I decided it's too messy: rubs off on your fingers and the work has to be re-inked and re-scribed. Dykem Steel Blue is reasonably priced for a goodly amount, is easy to apply, and stays on the work until removed with solvent, doesn't rub off onto your hands. Good stuff!
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Jut make sure you don't squeeze to hard or the tip will pop off and you'll end up looking like a Smurf.
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I used Dykem blue layout fluid 30-40 years ago while I worked in the metal trades, when they had brush-in-cap and spray versions, but not this "felt tip" wick type product. But I thought I would give it a try, and I must say this is the best choice for hobbyists and occasional users...
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Arrived exactly on time. Exactly what I needed. Still haven't used it to do a port match. It's just dykem I'm sure it does what it's supposed to do
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easily applied-no spatter to clean
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