Handiest Edge Tint

[icare]

I'm wondering which opaque edge tint process would work best for finishing sun tinted jobs that end up with clear edges and safety bevels.

It seems that a simple black or brown hand applied process would be all that I need. Are the simple tint pens user-friendly or is there another inexpensive process that anyone is using routinely with success?

Thanks for the advice. :)

[Judy Canty]

I've always used the Hint of Tint pens. A couple of passes black or brown seem to be sufficient.

[icare]

I've always used the Hint of Tint pens. A couple of passes black or brown seem to be sufficient.

Where are they available?
Thank you.

[Judy Canty]

Stormin' Norman. He advertises everywhere in the trades.

[Chris Ryser]

Edgit available in many colors
or
Polycarbonate edge polish in clear

[icare]

What about using the above A/R Marking Pen? Will it be permanent?

Or maybe the GardenCraft Terra Cotta Black #210 Marking Pen?

Could either of these last for some years? They only remove with solvents, normally.

[LENNY]

I use the paint pen from my black car!

[icare]

I use the paint pen from my black car!

I LIKE it!

That's getting creative. I just wonder what the mainstream wholesale labs are doing.

[Abby Ayoub]

There is Camouflage the patented edge coating system. Everything else is just markers. They are the one's who built the whole system, I can't beleive you have not heard of them. Their number is 973-684-8400