Glass Pen Window Marker: Glass Markers Review

Pen works great I proposed to my daughter for 8th grade prom and it worked perfectly! The photo I've added was taken from the fact that the inscription has been on the car for a few days, so you can see that it's very well preserved.

I should have read the reviews better. I hung ropes on the windows to prevent bird strikes. It's still quite thick (5mm) and difficult to chalk after a few windows. It turned out to be sloppy, and I had to press hard on the tip. Wouldn't buy again.

It's like a glass marker. I use it to write on car windows for work (I work in a claims office). I wish it dried a little faster because if for some reason you touch it right after writing it will smudge. To take it off I use a windbreaker and a paper towel and it comes off right away.

This doesn't work well for windows. No matter how I tilted or squeezed (or didn't squeeze) the nib, both sizes of this brand of nib dripped from the base of the nib instead of writing on the window and spread all over the floor. I ended up having to remove the tip, pour the paint into a plate and use a brush. The job was done and the end result was fine, but it was definitely a long and messy process. Maybe the ones I got were unlucky as other reviewers seemed better off.

As a school librarian, I am always looking for ways to decorate the library. My library has big windows and I use them for decoration. I've tried many products for writing on windows but haven't found many products that write well, have bright colors, and wipe clean easily. I bought a bigger pen and made a test area. It was a vibrant color and it came off so easily! They're a bit more expensive for a large pen (like most educators, I buy them with my own money) so I'm hoping they'll last a…

great alternative to paper labels for mixes I store in colored glass or plastic jars. I notice that after prolonged handling (like the balm I kept in an amber jar and used every night for several months) the lettering had fallen apart by the time I reached the bottom of the jar. However, if you recycle the can, the label will come off easier than the paper label! We use this pen to mark wine bottles that will be used for a night or two, or potted seedlings that are then cleaned and recycled for