[cplate]

I bought this bike used and contacted ellsworth about covering up some of the scratches on the frame. They suggested using a marker as it is anodized, now i tried one and it didn't seem to stay on at all. Has anyone else had luck using markers or touch up paint?, its blue. Attached is a pic of the bike for scientific purposes Thanks

 

[coldsteele]

Try using a color matching Sharpie. Personally I let them go, character and all that.

 

[Tarbaby4Ever]

I agree,other then new stickers,I kinda like the nicks and scratches in the paint on my frame,it does give it more character in a way.

 

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I bought this bike used and contacted ellsworth about covering up some of the scratches on the frame. They suggested using a marker as it is anodized, now i tried one and it didn't seem to stay on at all. Has anyone else had luck using markers or touch up paint?, its blue. Attached is a pic of the bike for scientific purposes Thanks

Wow, very nice bike... looks similar to my blue one, but I ride, therefore I scratch...
I dare guess that every product in your pantry has the labels facing out perfectly
Maybe we can hook up for a ride someday and after you can help my wife and I with our pantry

 

[cplate]

oh don't worry it gets ridden, its just scratches that i recently found that were caused by my stupid zipper on my shorts, and marks from the bike racks at mont st anne...