Forney 70818 White Paint Marker: A Long-Lasting And Precise Solution For All Your Marking Needs Review

Took a bit of shaking the first time, but I expect that. Once the paint was flowing, it was just fine. The color is bold and dries quickly. As usual, multiple light coats are preferable over a single heavy one. I won't hesitate to buy this again if I run dry.

works fine, paint is opaque and durable, unlike an ink marker. Paint capacity is a bit small, runs out before you'd expect.felt tip isn't very durable, care is required.

I used it on canvas, over some really thick acrylic spots. If you shake it between lining, the color refills and you get beautiful lines! Here’s a before and after photo.

This is a paint marker. Bright orange, very permanent paint, sticks to most surfaces, easy to apply, easy to use, does exactly what it says it does. 10/10 would recommend

I used the white marker to touch up a chip on the top of the file cabinet and when I was done with the touch up it looked perfect.very happy. Shake for a couple of minutes, get a piece of cardboard and press the tip until the color starts to come out and touch up the area (may require more than one coat). I used a paper towel to help blend it in and used a light touch to smooth it over.great result!

I use this marker for labeling metals so that i can keep them separated, and I can pick the right metal for a project. Dries fast, stays on.

I took the cap off,shook it then the tip went flying.i couldn't find it.If you want to shake it,keep the cap on or put your finger on the tip.

I use this marker to write part numbers on structural steel parts. It works great. It has a slight problem writing on heavy rust or on a surface that is oily or wet, but otherwise A+update: this marker is no good for writing on steel that will be galvanized. The galvanizing process doesn't remove or adhere to the paint marks. All writing will be seen through the galvanize finish.

A friend in construction suggested I buy this pen to repair dings in my white cabinets. It works well initially. I have not tried washing the cabinets since applying the marker, so I don't know how well it will hold up when wet.

These work very well! We use them on all types of surfaces. metal, wood, rubber. they don't dry out fast like some of the others i have tried.

Easy to use. I need yellow paint marker to write on aircraft parts. This did the trick. I’ll buy more when i need more The marker may not be compatible with certain types of topcoats or clear coats.

Thickness much better than the local store brand i purchased.I have these in assorted colors and all think and not to runny to use once.

I use these to mark tires, and unlike many other brands i've tried I would say the Forney paint holds color and resists cracking the best. I find that the markers work best if primed and let to sit for 24 hours before use so that the nibs are thoroughly soaked with paint and softened up.