Has anyone else discovered whiteboard Dry Erase Markers for making temporary body measurements on our cars?

When marking drill holes, installing mirrors, placing body molding, or any other task which required me to place a mark at a certain measured point on my car body, I used to use pieces of tape. This week I discovered that Dry Markers work GREAT for this use. They mark a fine or thick line until you simply rub it off with your thumb. Poof! Nothing left. (UNLESS you've confused the Dry Marker with a Felt Tip Magic Marker).

I suppose if you were really cruel, you could sneak up to Ross' Black Pearl when he wasn't looking, and write stuff in big yellow letters on his hood and doors. Then just before the Ambulance got there, you could spring out from the bushes and wipe it all off, and watch the expression on his face.

Or not.

Frank, I think you have too much time on your hands. LOL

Good idea. I use one for when I'm regluing rear view mirrors on.