Reddit reviews Liquid Paint Marker Ultraviolet

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Makes clear, invisible marks that illuminate bright blue when viewed with an ultraviolet or black lightInvisible paint formula is ideal for security, theft-prevention, and quality controlDries quickly to provide long-lasting, weather- and wear-resistant marks.Made in U.S.A.

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u/GALACTICA-Actual · 7 pointsr/Guitar

Since you said you're relatively new to guitars, I thought I would pass on a few 'ownership' tips:

It's not a 'she'. Guitars are gender neutral. Guitars are 'its'. To refer to them otherwise is to risk triggering them. No. I'm not kidding. If your guitar decides to turn against you, you will never get it back on your side. No matter how much time or money you spend: Once it's gone it's gone. (Every experienced player has gone through a guitar turning on them. It sucks.)

> I know this will be a guitar that I will have for the rest of my life and enjoy every moment of it.
Remember you said this. I strongly urge you to print this out or write it down and put it somewhere safe. The day is going to come when you will indeed seriously consider selling one of your guitars. When that urge hits, take out these words, and vanquish any thoughts you have of parting with any guitar you have. I promise you, you will never feel regret from anything else you do in life, like the regret you will feel from parting with a guitar. It will haunt you for the rest of your life. On your deathbed you will think of it, and the overwhelming reality that you have failed at life will course through you like someone just hit you with a defibrillator. The last thought you will have as you draw your last breath, surrounded by your loved ones and family, is regret. (Also, you'll be going to Hell. So get used to that new reality.)
You've taken pictures of your guitars. Take more. Close-ups that show any defects or unique marks, paint or finish, or design elements that can be used to identify the guitar. Take a picture of the serial number. Take a picture of the sticker that is inside the sound hole of the acoustic.
Get an invisible ultraviolet pen. Pull the back plate cover off, and write your name, driver's license #, and phone number on it. Pull the strings off the acoustic and do the same thing right on to the sound hole sticker or around the outside edge of the sticker.

You can get an ultraviolet flashlight that will fit in your front pocket from Amazon for about eight bucks. You see your guitar at a show, for sale, whatever, you can call the cops and show them proof of ownership right there.

Make three copies of all your paperwork. Anything you got from the store, that was in the guitar case, any description you wrote down, burn copies of the pictures to a CD and to a USB drive. PUT THIS STUFF IN A PLACE YOU WON'T LOSE IT, AND YOU'LL BE ABLE TO FIND QUICKLY. I can't stress doing this last part enough.

As someone who has tens of thousands of dollars of gear, and has been responsible for hundreds of thousands of dollars of major player's gear, trust me, you want to spend the time to do what I outlined above. It makes a world of difference when gear gets stolen.

I was on tour with Satriani when one of the Silver Surfers was stolen. The next day when it was discovered missing was... Well, lets just say tempers were running high. But the Guitar Tech. had all the info. so Joe's road manager was able to give it to all us other Techs. and we spent months scouring our local Crag's List and other places after the tour ended.

Enjoy your new gear. And remember: There's no such things as too many guitars. Only ex-wives and girlfriends who have made the mistake of bringing it up think that.

u/flyingwolf · 1 pointr/cincinnati

You got me looking and I found this one.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BFENCCI/?tag=beslitstu-20