Pilot Extra Fine Point Permanent Markers, Marker Pens, Black Ink, 12-Pack

Best pens for personalizing ornaments. Nice and dark. Lines are a little thick at first but once they break in they're perfect

Perfect for labeling

I use it to write on film photographic prints. It has a very sharp point and writes on anything. Won’t rub off. Can be removed with certain solvents like Pec 12.

Very good product. We used these to mark up white plastic circuit tags for railroad signal circuits. (All RR circuits had to be marked per FRA regs) Retired, I still use them for things I want marked permanently. NO SMUDGE! Care must be taken with these because they are very delicate. Tip: Store them upside down.

I decided to get these after seeing someone use them in her planner. In my opinion, this marker is more fine point than extra fine point. It does bleed through and shadow on paper. It does state on the package that it does write permanently on almost any surface but paper is the only thing I've tried. It does write smoothly and the tip hasn't flattened out. I'm guessing the paper used in the planner is better stock than what I have. I'll keep them and use them for something else. It is a nice marker-just not able to use it how I planned.

You can't go wrong with these marking pens. They work very well on glass slides. One problem I've had with similar pens from other brands is air-drying; by the time the pen is brought into the field of view, it is already too dry to write on a slick surface like glass. This isn't an issue with these marking pens, they are quite reliable. They make great gifts for pathology residents, by the way.

Son buenas aunque la tinta traspasa la hoja

These have become by favorite pens. I carry one around with me wherever I go.