✒️ Precision in Art: Kemper Tools' Small Fluid Writer Pen for Fine Detailing Review

To repair stone chips. I recommend going the next size up as the nib gets very clogged with ink.

I have yet to find ink or paint or anything that runs smoothly. The big one with the big hole might work just fine, but I wouldn't. I'm a glass fixer and wanted to use it to sign details; The search continues.

I was so excited to work with this tool but found it didn't work. No matter how thin I made my medium, it didn't flow. Also, the needle threader that is supposed to come with the writing instrument (according to many YouTube videos) was not included. So I clipped tiny bristles from my brushes and tried to find one small enough to fit through a hole. The toothbrush bristles were finally gone, but that didn't matter. I would return it but I missed the return window by a day and a half. Long…

Well I've tried to get it working with very thin paint but it just won't flow. I used water, a medium airbrush and even added a little alcohol to the water but it just doesn't flow. Big hole grips might work, but right now I don't want to risk money. I could try again with oil paint and thin it with turpentine but I got this specifically for use with acrylic paints and am disappointed. Ok to be fair and honest it worked when I added the ink in there so I tried the acrylic again with the same…