Uchida 480 4A 4 Piece Bistro Marker Review

Pigmented chalk markers, good quality, easy to see on dark backgrounds, glass and light boards. Shake the tip down to avoid air bubbles and apply light pressure to the tip to prevent dripping onto the surface. Very detailed marker. They have larger ones available. Recommend this product.

This is handy for labeling freezer containers with product type/date. But it doesn't seem that easy to wash off after sitting on a container of food for over a couple of months. It can also be hand washed to rinse, will not come off in the dishwasher. However, it's better than anything we've found.

Ideal for restaurant dining tables. We've been looking for a hell of a long time for chalk markers that we can erase from our special whiteboard or take chalkboard paint with us without a magic eraser. They work fantastic. All they need is a damp microfiber cloth if they haven't put in in a week, and then just a magic eraser. Never use any other chalk marker!

I bought these during a sale a few years ago and was amazed at their quality and durability. Now I just have a few markers left. I've tried different brands and none of them compare. Uchida bistro markers stay bright and long-lasting, and the tips write beautifully and clearly - without rubbing. Bright and easy to read. Easy to wash but not until you want it. You are perfect.

Used to write on a mirror and small chalkboard holders for hen parties. I haven't checked if it removes well because I don't need it, but it flows very smoothly and is very bright. I've only tried pink, but I think other colors would be just as good. I forgot to take a close-up, but the photo shows it's very bright! I will buy more if needed!

These chalk markers are bright and vibrant! I love how this will add a pop of color to your chalkboard. They're really easy to use: shake, remove the lid and press the tip against a piece of paper to squeeze out the liquid, then you're ready to decorate your table! Once it seems that it isn't as "juicy" anymore, press the tip against a piece of paper again to get more liquid onto the tip. I like that they dry fairly quickly, but make sure you don't get your hand right into what you just…