🎨 Elmer's Painters Opaque Paint Marker, Medium Point, White - Find the Perfect Marker for Your Art Projects Review

This saved the day. It holds up well, is smooth, dries quickly on rubber. On rubber! Works well on all tires and bumpers! The photo is smooth, without a label. Another one of the tire grips that sucks. Thanks Elmar.

Are you serious?! I ordered three markers. I already posted a review on another and the next two did the same! The tip falls off when writing, leaving streaks (yes, I followed the instructions. I've used this marker before with no problems). This is officially my business! I have a Christmas order to complete and now I have to stop work for the night until this gets fixed! I'm outraged.

I bought this pen to write on a wooden sign for my wedding. The wooden sign was pretty cheap and had small pieces coming off it so it had to be sanded down. Also, the wood had deep lines that made it a bit difficult to write on. This pen did a good job considering the surface I was working on. I had to go over the lettering twice in total and it looks great.

I want to like this more. The color is really opaque which is great but I feel like the pen is SO thin! You can't push it too hard (like when you want to do polka dots or something) because it slides in easily and then you have to try to pull it out again without getting paint all over it. And most often at the beginning of use there are large stains of paint, and I have to try to save that part of the letter or drawing. It's very unstable.

The pen is good but it takes 2-3 times to write on a dark shirt. It takes a few minutes for the pen to work, just hold it down until you see the color and you're done. I use this pen to sign t-shirts (mostly black) of different people and it works very well. Nothing beats a marker on a white shirt, but it gets the job done. The only reason I don't give all 5 stars is that it takes 2 uses to get a good result and the marker gets fuzzy after a while. It also takes a minute or two to start working

I wasn't sure I should buy this based on the mixed reviews but I'm glad I tried this product. The marker is white and opaque as described; Color looks beautiful on black paper gift tags. I had absolutely no problems with the marker. For this marker to work properly and optimally, I recommend shaking it vigorously for about 20 seconds and then using a piece of paper to refill the tip. Prime the tip by pressing lightly on it a few times and then applying light, gentle and constant pressure to…