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12-17-2006, 07:18 AM
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Pen/Pencil marks
Posted By: Mike
It is my opinion that pencil marks should just be left alone. Trying to correct them, for the most part doesn't fool anyone, they are still there, at least the indentation from the weight and pressure of the pencil is, and the marks left from the erasure are there, and in many cases lighten the area where the marks were located, in comparison to the surrounding area, and trying to correct them, in many cases, ends up doing more harm than good. As far as ink goes, just leave it alone. 
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