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Alternatives to Stoplight Pen RIP

Now that Audio Prism--makers of the CD Stoplight Pen--have gone out of business, I'm wondering if I can substitute any green, permanent magic marker. Will black work as well as green? Should I apply it only to the edges or to parts of the surfaces?

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Tony
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elgordo
530 posts
 
Seems to me that I read, several years ago, that Audio Prism did not actually manufacture this pen. I believe it was a marker of European origin and available at some art supply stores (probably for $1.19). Any 'Goners remember this?
danlib1
819 posts
 
Sean-

Could'nt stay away huh?

Good to hear from you. Now- back to work!
ellery911
549 posts
 
the difference between the cd stoplight and the art store markers is that the "paint is completely different and the nib on the audioprism pen has a notch to make for a neat application rather than getting it on the face of the disc.

just my experience
socprof OP
37 posts
 
Is the Auric Illuminator pen any good? I was thinking of trying out the Mikro-smooth + Auric + Ionoclast combo to see if it is any better than the Mikro-smooth + Optrix + Ionoclast combo I have been using.

Tony
kana813
956 posts
 
"Auric Illuminator pen any good?"- The pen in the latest version of Auric is very, as is their new gel.
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