🔆 RevMark Bright Series Industrial Marker (6 Pack) – Made in USA – Replaces Paint Marker for Metal, Pipe, PVC – WHITE Review

Well its not what the ad says there were two whites two yellows and two oranges and no response from anyone and still no response from anyone.

I use them mainly for work and they work really well on black painted metal. I also really like that they are made in the USA by a small family business.

I needed a way to mark 3D printed parts with a version number. The color markers didn't work at all, but this marker did! This marker also worked great with the plastic, which somehow looks "sleazy".

Great product. I am very satisfied. I previously gave a one star review which was rejected because my "rating did not follow the rules of the Revain community "My comment was simple, they didn't send me what I ordered. How this goes beyond the community guidelines I'm sure I'll never understand."

It worked great. I used it to mark the position of the motor mount before replacing it. I would highly recommend this. Be sure to wipe the surface before use, otherwise dirt will get on the tip. However, you can wipe the handpiece with a cloth to remove dust and dirt and continue using it. So good I don't want to share it. Buy your own. Shown is the new motor mount.

So I took his advice and bought a pack of these. Also acts on his perseverance (after retirement, of course, too long a story for that). It's true what he says, they're tough and stand up to punishment. I use them when welding and they mark the iron very well which is visible under the hood. Solid pen/marker and cool clip. Family business MADE IN USA. fooled around about it. Do that. Maybe someday I'll post pics. If not, take these markers.

Pretty useless markers. Something more than the famous highlighter. The cap is very inconvenient to work with even when attached to a shirt pocket. They are positioned as "industrial" but after a little use the marker has completely failed. There just isn't enough ink coming out. I bought them to mark concrete and metal. I understand they may not be suitable for this, but the "industrial" marker should have given a better result nonetheless. A good marker works much better on a construction…

I've given up on metal markers, I don't need the precision of a scriber so I decided to give these a try. I was NOT disappointed. They leave great lines that are clearly visible and dry very quickly. If you need a very thin line, use a drawing pin. They are best for marking steel for cutting where you have a small tolerance (maybe 32 inches). As mentioned earlier, if you need more precision, a scribe might be a better option. But for most of us that cut and weld, repair and fabricate steel or…