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Stickers / Marker / Tape For Pedal Settings

Every pedal I use frequently ends up being temporarily marked in some way. I've used pencil, because it erases easy. I've used masking tape because it also removes easily. Often, I've used a hole punch to make round dots with self-adhesive material. Anything that can be removed without leaving marks is acceptable to me.
 
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Thought of that, but I frequently buy/sell, so I don't want to risk having to sell a pedal with a sharpie mark on it.
Sharpie comes off easily with a quick wipe of alcohol.
Muuuuch easier than removing tape goo or white out. especially on small surfaces.
No rubbing. One wipe to get the ink wet, second it is gone.

All of my gear have my name in Sharpie on them, when time to sell, a wipe and it looks as new.
You are gonna buff out the fingerprints on the pedals anyway before shipping. The sharpie comes off easier.
 
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On the side of the pedal facing my feet (away from the audience), I have light gray gaff tape, and I write settings in sharpie. If I want different settings, I rip off the tape and start again..