Writing on Cello

LiquidChaos66

So question... Ive been trying to figure out a good way to date the sticks when they enter my humi... I have been using little "sticky notes" (basically jus the sticky part of a sticky note cut down to a small size) Is it a bad idea to write on the cello directly with a marker of some sorts?

Lee.mcglynn

I don't like to because of the smell

LiquidChaos66

That's kinda what I was thinking too

Lee.mcglynn

I got buddies that give me labels so I just use them plus I like that you can keep the foot closed with labels

variant2

These are what I use on the cellos -- AVERY ALL PURPOSE

LiquidChaos66

Both those ideas are great! wish I would have started the dating process long before now. lol

rsherman24

kuzi16

jimmyv723

rsherman24

FireRob

jimmyv723:

. It can get tough to remember who sent what sometimes but I'm usually good at remembering. Especially if it's a Camacho, that makes it real easy, lmao.

Humm, so you can easily remember who sent you some Camacho's? Interesting....

FireRob

jimmyv723

jimmyv723

FireRob

jimmyv723

Cigary

I use a Sharpie and there is no smell at all...doesn't rub off and I use the black ink so it is more noticeable.

Poopy Jones

Cigary:

I use a Sharpie and there is no smell at all...doesn't rub off and I use the black ink so it is more noticeable.

I use a silver Sharpie for the darker wrappers

LiquidChaos66

Man I wish I had gotten on the date and name label system before I got neck deep in cigars. lol

benhanks

Cigary:

I use a Sharpie and there is no smell at all...doesn't rub off and I use the black ink so it is more noticeable.

+1, this so what I do. Four digit date code, month and year.