So a tiny little bit of paint on one of my keys stripped off, it's not a big deal at all except when the keyboard lights up, that one tiny spot will be brighter than the rest of the keys, and it's distracting. Does anyone know of any permanent marker/paint/anything that if applied to that spot, it would permanently cover it up?
I tried touching the spot with a Sharpie, but after a few hours it just rubs off.
I have some "industrial" sharpies that I use in the garage for metal working, they are super permanent. I must say, they are much better than a regular sharpie.
You could also try going to a craft store and finding some permanent markers or paint pens and see how those work. Some black automotive paint would probably do the trick, but that sounds very scary to me. Maybe tearing the fuzzy stuff off a q-tip and using that as an applicator would work, or finding a very, very, very fine paint brush (like one with 3 hairs on it) and applying it that way.
I'd maybe try some paint pens or giving the industrial sharpie a try, painting a key sounds very scary to me...
I tried a Sharpie thinking that it would work. It rubbed off in less than a day, which totally surprised me. I also thought that I might be one of the only people to be affected by this, but apparently that is not the issue. I would like to see what other people have found effective to use.
