Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

[tigerdale]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

Just curious Oaklandasfan, is that second picture, after the johnson bat...whose is that??giambi??

[OaklandAsFan]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

Just curious Oaklandasfan, is that second picture, after the johnson bat...whose is that??giambi??

first picture was Donny Lucy and Dan Johnson
second pic was Bobby Kielty and Jeremy Giambi
third pic was Eric Chavez and Johnny Damon
fourth pic was Rafael Palmeiro and you can see a Giambi on the side.
fifth pic was Ryan Goleski,JJ Furmaniak,Mark Grudzielanek and Adam Piatt
sixth pic was Ben Grieve,Jeremy Brown,Terrence Long and Rob Bowen.

[MUSEOVEN]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

Check :

[OaklandAsFan]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

what kind of pen was that? I dig it on the black bat a lot, kinda wishy washy about it on the brown one though.

[MUSEOVEN]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

SRX METALLIC COLOR SHARP.-

WWW.MEGABRANDS.COM

[metsbats]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

Which type of marker/ paint pen and brand is that? I like that method!

It was done in a silver paint pen. The type you have to shake and press down on the point before using.

I found an old GUF thread on silver pens.

https://www.gameuseduniverse.com/vb_forum/archive/index.php/t-13322.html

[GarkoCollector]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

[eisenreich8]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

I always prefer gold on brown. WalMart craft department.

I can't now post pics, but I agree with gold. I have a Baerga brown w/gold sig. It is awesome.

[suave1477]

Re: Please post pics of Brown/Black bats signed in silver

Tfig I would personally receccomend Silver Paint Sharpie on all colored bats (Brown/Black) - The autograph stands out and silver paint holds up longer.

Gold Paint over years tends to fade a bit.

Natural wood bats I prefer blue sharpie over black as over years black tends to turn a brownish color if not kept properly.

In both cases use a medium point - not fine point.

Also with Sharpie - try to use a brand new one after so many autographs (If you have too, bring your own to the signing)

After a few autographs with a sharpie you tend to lose the pointy tip and then the autographs come out looking (blah)