• Here are a few options
• common in various South American countries: **Option 1 (Very common and natural):** "Un par de marcas tenues en el estampado del patrocinador
• y alguna que otra bolita." **Option 2 (Slightly more direct):** "Algunas pequeñas marcas en el logo del patrocinador
• y algunas bolitas." **Option 3 (Concise):** "Ligeras marcas en la publicidad del patrocinador y alguna bolita." **Breakdown of terms:** * **"A couple of faint marks"**: * *Un par de marcas tenues* (A couple of faint/dim marks) * *Algunas pequeñas marcas* (Some small marks) * *Ligeras marcas* (Slight/light marks) * **"to sponsor"**: This refers to the sponsor's logo/print. * *en el estampado del patrocinador* (on the sponsor's print/logo) - very specific and good. * *en el logo del patrocinador* (on the sponsor's logo) * *en la publicidad del patrocinador* (on the sponsor's advertisement/logo) * *en el patrocinador* (on the sponsor) - a bit more general
• but understood. * **"the odd bobble"**: * *alguna que otra bolita* (the occasional little ball of fabric/pill) - very natural phrasing. * *algunas bolitas* (some little balls of fabric/pills) * *pocas motas* (a few lint balls/pills) - "motas" can also mean dust bunnies
• but is understood for fabric pills in context. "Bolitas" is more universally understood for fabric pills. I'd lean towards **Option 1** as it sounds very natural and descriptive.

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