🖋️ Uchida of America DecoColor Extra Fine Point Pen, Silver/Gold, 3-Pack - 1234-3C Series Review

I haven't opened these markers yet but I have used this brand many times. I bought them to have when the others run out. I use them in wood laser cutting kits. They look amazing and are a lot easier to use than a brush. It's a huge step up from typical metal markers like markers (which I still love and use). They cost more but they have lasted in many projects.

THIS PEN IS LIFE! It has a very thin tip and even coverage. I was looking for something super durable and I got it. I got way more than I asked for. As with most pens, there is a lot of shaking and then pressing to do. When the pen started to work, a puddle of gold flowed out, so I lost a lot. Otherwise it's great. I would buy it again!

. I've been using superfine silver and gold pens to sign my paintings for years. The point of gold pens has always lasted much longer than silver pens, but silver pens still had value. However, the super-fine tip only holds a few signatures and then behaves like a fine or medium pen. Much wider stroke and unsuitable for me. Gold pins serve for a very long time. Find a replacement from another company.

We used these for our wedding reception so people could write on our champagne bottle (which we used as a guest book). The final product came out great BUT my son-in-law's ink exploded a bit and ended up with shiny golden ink on his hands and some guests reported that the ink came out unevenly: sometimes the ink didn't come out. in general and sometimes at once, as is evident from their writings. I'm glad we got it, as I said, the bottle turned out great, but it wasn't easy for the guests.