🖍 Dixon 52600 Lumber Marking Crayons in Fluorescent Pink - 12-Pack Review

We use colored pencils at our sawmill to count logs. I ordered pink and got orange wrapped in pink. what the hell?!

Most "guys" stores only sell reds and yellows. on concrete slabs or metal decks. Markings are clearly visible

Definitely not pink. Rather orange, but bright enough to be clearly visible. Another complaint is excessive rigidity. The crayon should be soft enough to easily mark the work surface without breaking.

3 stars because they do their job but compared to some other brands they break much easier. I hate using half colored pencils! I think I should get one of these crayon holders. but then again never needed one with another brand so.hmm. Either way, good price and quantity, and gets the job done. I prefer lightly waxed crayons for marking clapboards and clapboards. I use them for solar photovoltaic systems. Will I recommend? Of course, but I will give my opinion on it. Would I buy again? Probably

I bought this for my boss to use on construction jobs, mainly because she loves the color (yes, she has a sense of humor). But this color is one of the best as it is really visible even from a distance (looking through a theodolite). I've used it on street surfaces and concrete substrates and have been pleased with the firm consistency of these crayons and the excellent opacity they produce. They are also durable and will not break down even with heavy use. I also love that you can buy them by…