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Junkyard scrawl

Does anyone know a source for the pens dismantlers use to label parts? Their ink is usually yellow or white, if memory serves.

Since I'm switching out my brake pads for track events, I've been trying to keep their placement consistent. Marking them with a Sharpie doesn't work; the heat dissolves the ink. My thinking was that the 'junkyard' pen thing might be more durable.


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Old 10-19-2002, 05:45 PM
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Here you go MR.

http://www.dykem.com/


You can also find them at Grainger
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You can also use a center punch.... punch 2 marks for right side 1 for left
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check out Mcmaster-Carr.... if I remember correctly its called metal marker or something along those lines... comes in a tooth-paste style tube will a big ball point type tip...
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Keep the left pads in your left pocket, and the rights in your right.


oh wait, is this the smartass forum?
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I just checked the link Juan supplied that is the stuff....... just in more modern packaging than I remember.
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Thanks. I found what I needed here.
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any welding supply store has them.
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Jack, If you don't need them to be special high-heat pens, I buy them at any art supply store, (Beverly Blvd. and Poinsettia near LaBrea has good selection), use them a lot for automotive stuff. I've never had it burn off from heat on engine parts, but never used them on exhaust or brake pads.

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