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Bob G Inner circle 2831 Posts |
Thanks for all the ideas, everybody. I ended up buying a roughing stick. I'm still intrigued by the idea of children's crayons, though. I read somewhere that white ones won't show up regardless of the design on the cards, front or back. If I try it I'll let you know how it compares with the roughing stick. Endersgame, have you tried crayons?
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EndersGame Inner circle Reviewer EndersGame 2196 Posts |
I haven't personally, I just read about it somewhere. Trying a white crayon sounds like the most obvious choice to try, agreed.
Do report back if you give it a shot. |
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JonHackl Regular user Western Australia 198 Posts |
I've done white crayon. It worked well, but didn't last very long before the cards started slipping. It may vary by the brand of crayon, though.
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no2ss Inner circle California 1027 Posts |
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On Jun 6, 2021, Bob G wrote: Crayon works... but doesn't last very long. Alan Rorrison described how to use a crayon as a roughing stick on one of his At The Table lectures... And it totally does work. But picking up an actual roughing stick will work even better. |
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Bob G Inner circle 2831 Posts |
Thanks, Jack and no2ss.
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