Sakura Solid Paint Markers with Twist Up Tip - Low Temperature Permanent Marker Pens - Window, Wood, & Glass Marker - White Paint - 1 Pack

Not streaky what so ever especially if it’s a smoother surface, pretty hard to buff. I’ve caught a couple of spots walking around the city and even though some have tried to be painted over, you still see the outline of the tag. Convenient, never leave the house without a light and dark Sakura.

We both know why you're here and looking at this. It's a great tool at a great price. Buy it.

I use this to label all the garbage cans for my tenants. last for monts.

Perfect! works the charm on furniture.

Update after a couple of months: It's all still really good and I'm happy with this pen, only the fact that the inside protection cap sticks on the marker and not in the cap which leaves some color on your finger and subsequently on any other equipment you touch, bothers me a bit and I've deducted 1 star now--------------------------Of course won't write to every stuff, but to most of it and when it's there it usually lasts almost forever. I've even been able to cover a few stains in the pool. But I've found a few high density plastic surfaces, where it didn't stay. It's very important to let it dry for 5-7 minutes, otherwise you can smear it, but at least it's non-toxic it you touch it.One problem I've found with the Sakura Sticks is, that the inner cap doesn't stay in the outer cap, hence you usually have to manually take off two caps. I don't know why they did this or maybe it's just a malfunction. But I still like it very much and you don't need a lot. One will probably last for lifetime if it doesn't dry out.It even works on ice-hockey pucks. I've also found a video about that on YouTube.Check out the attached pics as well.

Hard to twist but it will go. Worked great.

Apparently this writes on nearly any surface, I would believe that. I used it on a toolbox. The inside of the toolbox has raised lettering showing the size of each socket and wrench, but it's impossible to read them. I simply wiped this marker across the raised letters and now can read them easily at any distance. The paint dries and solidifies in a short while and is permanent. That was my use for it. I am sure this has thousands of uses, what's yours?

I love these markers for multiple uses. I'm a truck driver and I mainly use these to mark my tires when I find nails or bad spots. I've used these markers to make yard sale signs, fill in accents engraved into metal. Etc... They are highly durable/fade resistant and easy to use.

Somehow, I scratched my walls in my rental condo and was looking for a cheapest and quickest solution! This little thing did it! Unless you get very close to those scratches, you wouldn’t know!!My landlord will be proud of such a nice tenant!! LOL

I would give it 5 stars as far as functionality goes. Very good at covering up scratches and even holes from tacks in the wall. The picture here is of what was 2 tack holes before using the "marker". The only downside is that there isn't very much actual "paint" in it. It ran out very quickly. But for the price, I'm not too disappointed, just expected more. I'll probably buy another.

What really "Solidified" this for me as the "White marker" for me, What made it to top "Marks" was the ease and use of it. "Solid" construction, with a very affirming feel, similar to that of an American election... I highly recommend you purchase with confidence and rest your mind "Sakur-a" this 46655 will be the "white" marker for you too.

The marker looks and feels OK and if it stays this way, it shall prove very good value for the price.Will see if it lasts on my tires.The main issue is that I ordered a white marker, but received a blue one. I wouldn't have chosen this color for the expected task, yet it can still get the job done.That's what we're gonna find out.

I bought this to cover up small spots in the apartment where the white paint had rubbed off due to accidental contact (e.g. corners). It's done the job well. It goes on and has stayed on. I gave it 4 stars because, being solid, it can't easily get into deeper pits and does not look smooth when examined up close.