Staedtler Lumograph Non-Permanent Wet Erase Marker Pen, Extra Fine Tip, Low Odor Colored Markers, Black, 311-9

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Great value for the price. The markers last and last and the ink removes completely and effortlessly! My only regret is that they don't make a fine point.....

I ordered these pens along with the 6 color pack of 0.4mm Staedtler Lumocolor non-permanent pens, and two packs of Dry Erase 5x8 inch index cards (Apostrophie Games brand). My plan was to create scene cards that I could put into an ancient steel card file I use for organizing my writing.The color is very dark and easily read, the lines are very fine and clear and allow for fine print writing as I outline my novel and organize it. The ink does not smear on the cards, even when I rub it with my fingers trying to smear it. Which means that I can work along just as I would in a notebook and make changes or additions without worrying the ink will smear. The ink cleans off easily and quickly with damp cloth for corrections or re-use of the cards after I have finalized my idea and scanned them or moved the text over to a paper card.I was looking for a pen that I could use for outlining my novel on dry erase board, I needed something that would give me the same fine line I get from my normal writng pen, and these exceeded my best hope for what I might be able to find.I am very satisfied with these pens. Highly reccomended for anyone looking for good wet-erase extra-fine point writing pens.

I was really surprised that a marker / pen could draw this well on laminated sheets and dry erase boards / cards of several types. Clear and fine writing. The pens seem to drain pretty fast, and the nibs should not be pressed hard at all, or they degrade very quickly.But if you are using normal pressure, they work well on various materials that support wet erase ink. And they are a bit pricey, but they are the only ones I've found like this. Glad they exist.

Looked for years for a good WET erase marker. I've tried many, many brands. With my penmanship, these are the best. Fine tip for thin lines. Writes just like a regular pen. Dries in few seconds. Doesn't smear when dry. Does erase well with water. Tip won't dull.

I tried running a pattern on my plotter. The ink would not flow from the second letter of my pattern. Tested 10 of the pens and most were dried up. These pens are “refillable” but they did not work from the first try! Returning them.

I needed something that fit bery soecific needs. Fine tip, non-smearing, easily cleaned when used on laminated paper, and reusable (refillable). I didn't think anything like would exist in the market, but search anyway, and luckily came across this. The refillable ink well hasn't come in yet, so I cannot comment on that at this time.

Doing layout work on industrial control panels makes cleanup easy and saves time. My only complaint is that the pin tip “ freezes” using them on steel. But I don’t see a readily available solution other than scribbling on paper till the ink flows again. On larger projects it’s easier to use transfer paper. But for smaller jobs these pins are great.