A Few Final Words:
The white lettering as explained here is pretty
rugged, but it is not permanent. It may be removed by a number
of means including a scrubbing with solvent or alcohol with a
toothbrush.
Under normal circumstances however it is pretty
hardy. The photo below shows a barrel date which was marked with
this process 2 years and hundreds of rounds of ammunition ago.
Several cleanings later this marking is still quite visible despite
the fact that it is usually covered in a light coat of grease.
Some folks go overboard and mark drawing numbers,
heat lots, and any other number of items. We do not know who these
people are but it takes a LONG time to use up a whole China Marker.
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