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GStar Teebird on the left, Pro Thunderbird on the right. I'll try pretty much anything as long as it's semi-legal. Not holding out a ton of hope though! Cool prank, Innova!��
GStar Teebird on the left, Pro Thunderbird on the right. I'll try pretty much anything as long as it's semi-legal. Not holding out a ton of hope though! Cool prank, Innova!��
For those colors, any dyes will only make them darker. You could worm dip in UV, then look for it at night with a flashlight? Otherwise, a light coat of highlighter paint as mentioned. Next time, make a note/request on your F2 order for bright colors. In my experience they do pretty well to meet requests.
If you paint them, then you probably can't trade/sell.
I threw a PDGA black ESP Stratus for a few years.
To make it visible and still legal, I used a silver sharpie and drew a 1" thick circle around the disc, about halfway in.
Not perfect, but never lost it.
I love throwing the early TI Buzzz, but the colors are just like these. My best and legal solution has been to just ink the hell out of it with gold and/or silver sharpie.
I was under the impression that gold and silver sharpies made discs illegal. Was it something about your 1" circle that made it okay?
This is legal!? I responded to another user who said the same thing. I was under the impression that this wasn't legal! Gah, lot of misinformation out there and now it's spreading to disc! I probably would have done this to discs years ago if I had known!
So I did the gold circle on a blue Valk. It has zero perceptible thickness. See no reason it would be illegal.
The silver and gold sharpies have no perceptible thickness, and so they are perfectly legal.
Just as the black sharpie ink is legal, the silver and gold ink is legal.
There are some "paint" pens out there that will have a perceptible thickness, you can feel the paint. These are not PDGA legal.
The silver and black and gold sharpies are ink, not paint, and perfectly legal.
I have played PDGA events with this and never had a problem.
I was asked, but when they saw there was no thickness or feel, there were no more questions.
I ALWAYS request bright, vibrant colors and yeah, they're usually pretty good. Maybe its something about the GStar Teebird and Pro Thunderbird availability? I don't know but it's awful. I have UV Green and UV Yellow worm dip and I may try setting the discs in the sun for a while and then soaking em for hours. Screw it. However, I haven't read the rest of the comments on this post yet. I should do that!
I don't know if it's come up l, but are you playing in PDGA sanctioned events, or events that go by their standards?
Hope this image works, had some issues with pics from my phone the other day.