Logo on Snap On hard handles

[mn700vforce]

What do you guys use to restore the black Snap On logo that Where’s off hard handles

 

[Clutchsmoke]

Just use the thing. It's not going to get any better and it's not going to be warrantied for the logo going away.

 

[bob15]

Not sure why I would be worried about the writing on a screwdriver, but I suppose a fine or ultra-fine tipped Sharpie would work. Of course it too will wear off.

 

[d.mcfarland]

OP is probably asking because that looks like a pistol grip ratcheting driver. Probably part of a collection?

It can be filled very carefully I'm sure, I have no idea how to go about it.

 

[Zewnten]

Don't use things you want to keep presteen?

 

[Clutchsmoke]

If you use it long enough it'll look similar to this.

 

[BarrelRoll]

If you use it long enough it'll look similar to this.

Yep, I think my 2 month old power blue ratchet doesn't even have the white logo left, rock dust, hydro oil, and grease aren't friendly to the white logo.

 

[4xdog]

I use a Lacquer Stik paint stick for stuff like that. I haven’t tried a Snap-on hard handle, but as long as there’s some depth to the imprint to trap the paint stick, those things can fill in quite nicely. They’re available in a modest range of colors.

 

[darkzero]

Same here, I use Markal Laquer Stiks for filling/restoring stamped/engraved lettering. As mentioned needs some depth for these paint sticks to work, like filling in with a Crayon.

I've also got a couple of hard handle Snap-ons with worn lettering. I haven't tried but I don't think these Laquer Stiks will work, not on mine anyway, way too shallow.

(They don't come in these tubes when you buy them)