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Old 10-02-2004, 08:13 AM   #1  
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I was just wondering if you can refill the SU Markers with our ink refills? I wasn't really using my markers very much until recently and there are a few colors that I've used a lot lately. If you can help me out here I would appreciate. it. Thanks, Carol
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Carol,
Although I haven't done this myself, I know other demos who have used the ink refills to juice up their markers. If you try it let us know how it works! I just got my markers so mine are still juicy, but I think I'll try this when they get dry.
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From what I understand, it's a matter of putting some reinker in the bottom of a cup, then putting the brush end of the marker in until it sucks it all up into the pen. Not hard at all, but I haven't had to do it yet; after a year and a half, my markers are still juicy.
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Thanks, So far they are still not dried up but if and when I try it I will let everyone know. Carol
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I might have to get some reinkers.... I have a couple that are drying up (kids use them for pointillism projects for 4-H) and making all those dots takes a lot out of the markers!!
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