Posted by Billy NY on November 23, 2018 at 07:17:37 from (74.70.73.136):
In Reply to: Marker Question posted by vicinalvictor on November 22, 2018 at 06:10:23:
I've used these for years, every piece of equipment that I service gets the date, hours, oil grade, amount/type etc. written on the filter or on blue painters tape applied neatly somewhere where it won't be an issue on a finish or similar. I use yellow and the blue background contrasts nicely. It is paint and on some surfaces it can stain after you wipe it off. I use care when using. It will stain through painters tape, so a couple of layers may be in order if you apply to an area you don't want disturbed. I want to know when something was serviced/maintained, what oil is used, how much it holds when re-filling after a change etc. Makes it real easy when you write it in and saves you time unless you keep an accurate log of such things. These work nicely on posted signs too, just need to select a contrasting color, lasts for years outside. Napa carries these.
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