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would this work - mrtc - 17:th-Feb-2016 Do you think this product would be ok for interior stitching. http://www.sharpie.com/en-US/sharpie-products/sharpie-markers/sharpie-extreme-sp-03857 Im gunna practice on an old c5 estate i have, it failed its mot a few years ago and i havent done ewt with it lol RE: would this work - sheppy1 - 18:th-Feb-2016 I'm sure someone did the stitching with a sharpie a while back and it turned out fine... Think it was @tucpal Sent from my XT1092 using Tapatalk RE: would this work - tucpal - 18:th-Feb-2016 No it was not and it will wear off on the seats RE: would this work - mrtc - 20:th-Feb-2016 it claims to be a new version, extreme sharpy, fade resistant, heres what they claim Sharpie Extreme permanent markers have high-contrast ink that resists fading when exposed to harsh UV rays, rain, snow, and even mud. Great for outdoor gear, sports equipment, backpacks and water bottles, Sharpie Extreme delivers bold color and can be used on most surfaces, including plastic, glass and wood. Bold, high-contrast colors resist fading when exposed to UV rays, rain, snow and mudFine, durable tip delivers bold color and lines on most surfaces, including plastic, glass and woodIdeal for sporting equipment, camping gear, playground toys, water bottles and more RE: would this work - tucpal - 20:th-Feb-2016 it will work on say the gear stick that i did do at one point but on the seat stitching not so good it will rub and fade with time and will need to be reapplied over time |