Junkyard Yellow 'Marker' Paint

Oct 04, 2006 4 Replies

When I've bought parts from a yard sometimes they hastily dab their initials or a date or whatever on the part with some sort of yellow paint. (maybe to identify a part they sold for warranty but who know...) I haven't been to one or bought anything in a long time. But I've found this paint to be very easy to see and darn tough to get off after the fact. There's been the occasional project that I could use some on too... Anyobdy know what they use and where it's available through?



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Junkyards sometimes mark parts with yellow paint. It is highly visible and tough to remove. I could use some of that paint on other projects. Anyone know what they use and where it's available? ______________________________________________

Your local junkyards will know. Call them and ask.

Rodan.

They're called Paint Pens/Markers. Any descent auto parts store has/can get them. Any place that has art supplies. Some are a small squeeze tube with a roller ball on the tip. I have white and yellow. Great for timing marks. Setting timing and doing timing belts. Marking vacuum lines... lots o things!

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:-) And when you already got one, than you could even mark your old parts before you return them to the junkyard for a refund, right ?

I got some junkyard tires that a year latter still have the yellow marker on the side walls. If you could paint a car with it it would last for ever... ;)

Bob

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