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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 41033, member: 182"]I was thinking that same thing -- why would you write directly onto the item with a marker? I doubt that it would have been a problem except for the crazing. The marker is likely water soluble and as soon as the water hit the ink, it oozed into the cracks. That's why I think that something bubbly might work. Or just more soaking. Don't be too hard on the estate sale person, they probably have just as many people complain about stickers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 41033, member: 182"]I was thinking that same thing -- why would you write directly onto the item with a marker? I doubt that it would have been a problem except for the crazing. The marker is likely water soluble and as soon as the water hit the ink, it oozed into the cracks. That's why I think that something bubbly might work. Or just more soaking. Don't be too hard on the estate sale person, they probably have just as many people complain about stickers.[/QUOTE]
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