Please read, Gotta question, got my son his first multifunctional carry bag,

[MadPlumbarian]

Well my little guy wanted a new bag, he originally wanted to ditch the backpack and switch to a messenger bag, so I had to look for something and gave him a couple diff options, and well he saw this bag and just had to have it because he wanted "multi"-function! He comes over to see me while I'm online and talking on here and what he sees wants to get his hands on! Next birthday he'll get his first sak, that I can't wait to give him! Anyway,, I saw this bag and thought it was cool and when I showed him, he thought it was the best, he figured depending on how much school work/homework he has to bring home he'll have the opportunity to switch the carry load style! Lol, I think he's going to be like dad when it comes to being prepared..
   Ok here's my question, he had to have a black bag(like dad) and of course he wants to switch out the zipper pulls to paracord, yes of course red like dads. And yes he had to have a name tag/patch also in black/red.. Now I looked this bag over and came up with a thought, this thing is not completely pitch black and the stitching is like a tan/gray, so what if you just take a red marker and drag it over the stitching? I sure in time it might rub off but, I think that would look freaking awsome, a black bag with red stitching? He's away on a class trip for the week so he hasn't seen this, so I'm just looking for some answers before he gets home? Any info would be greatly appreciated, thanks..
JR

[Grathr]

Very nice looking bag
I have unfortunately no Idea if the red marker tric will work


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[NKlamerus]

Maybe look into a red fabric dye marker?

I think the biggest issue is going to be the red staining the sticking as well as the bag!! Unless you carefully wanted to individually mark every stitch........