uni-ballPaint Marker Extra Fine White

Fine pen stays on good flow

It works perfectly fine and is very good.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this paint marker for a specific purpose: to mark 1.6 mm diameter dots on the side of a guitar fretboard using a stencil I made by CNC cutting 200 gsm clear acetate sheet. I also tried Humbrol white enamel. The picture and short video clip attached to this review illustrate use of this fine tipped acrylic marker pen to write on a sheet of scrap red gloss acrylic (Perspex) sheet. The paint dries in a minute or two and with care, will not run. This could be very useful for writing on glass or plastic for commercial (e.g. shop windows, menu signs, etc.) or hobby and craft purposes (greetings cards, etc.) where the item might be displayed outdoors or where weathering could occur. Highly recommended and good value for money.

Used it to highlight the pointer of a black nob against a black background. Worked perfectly did what I wanted just waiting to see how long it lasts before I need to reapply. Plenty left in the pen though

When you buy this, you have to consider that this is a 'Paint' pen and not an 'Ink' pen. It is also OIL based and whilst it will 'mark' almost anything, it is NOT a permanent marker.If writing on standard paper, or other porous materials, then this paint pen will produce a fairly weak line due to the surface sucking up the paint.However, as soon as you move onto non-porous paper or other materials such as plastics, glass, metal, etc, then it will give you perfect results!Does take a while to get going when being used for the first time. But be patient - shake repeatedly and press down on the nib slowly and gently.For best results when writing, hold the pen in a more upright position than you would normally.The thickness of the line is very fine (thin) and doubt if you can get much thinner (for this type of pen)!Very pleased - does the job in marking our cable chargers and electrical plugs.

It works well.

The nib on these doesn't last long. Make sure what ever you're writing on is very smooth

I have so many cables and chargers with different ends and outputs that I cannot remember which belongs to what. I have searched for a way to identify them all for some time now. Sharpies are great but the nibs are just too thick to write on some of this stuff. I had read that these pens can be good but tend to dry out quickly, I thought I would try one anyway. I'm glad I did. It has performed brilliantly. I can write small enough to fit it on the edge of a USB plug and on chargers to identify what it belongs to. It also seems to be very hard wearing but only time will tell. I've never tried it before but I will attempt to update this review at a later date to reflect how it has performed over a period of time.Update- 29 May '19 and just used it again for the first time since writing the review. Worked perfect first time.