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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Gear Forum Marking Maps |
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06/30/2022 02:18PM
Why not Sharpies? I’ve used them to mark many other waterproof maps of mine. I just bought my first Voyageur map last month and have not used it yet, but I just took 4 Sharpies and drew some lines and it worked ok. I just found I had to let it dry for several seconds before swiping my finger over it (green line). After that they seem permanent.
06/30/2022 02:44PM
Appreciate everyone's succinct replies.
I initially tried a fine tip Sharpie and it wiped off within seconds. Second attempt included waiting multiple minutes for it to dry, and that also was an abject failure. My next stop was the bwca.com forum to see what the experts recommended. More experimentation to come...
Happy Paddling
I initially tried a fine tip Sharpie and it wiped off within seconds. Second attempt included waiting multiple minutes for it to dry, and that also was an abject failure. My next stop was the bwca.com forum to see what the experts recommended. More experimentation to come...
Happy Paddling
"Don't paddle so fast, I'm not ready to go home"
07/01/2022 12:53PM
As the others, I use a ball point pen. I've not had luck with gel pens. Voyageur maps are made of a kind of paper that only a ball point will work.
Mike
Mike
I did indeed rock down to Electric Avenue, but I did not take it higher. I regret that.
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