edding780 gloss paint marker - white - 1 paint marker - extra-fine round nib 0.8 mm - paint pen for glass, pebbles, wood, plastic, paper - waterproof, high coverage

This was perfect for the job l wanted to do, thanks Amazon, would definitely buy again

Flows well. Nice colour. Good coverage.

Some of our keyboard letters are getting worn and although as a typist I know where they are, my husband doesn't. Thought this might work, but took and age to get it to come out and then not as fine as I expected and after a week the letters have worn off. Might re do and try and put on some clear nail varnish to stop the grease from fingers wearing the letters away again. Or of course we could stop using A, E,R and T on the keyboard!

i paint little characters on keychains, and I'd previously tried all kinds of things, sharpies, fineliners, posca paint pens... hell even a toothpick and acrylic paint, but they either smudged the second i layered paint on top, or they were ugly as. I thought given the fact that this is oil based, it wouldn't smudge and i was pleasantly surprised by how much detail it can fit into such a small area! on plastic it does scratch off if you apply enough pressure but honestly for most things that won't be a bother. it's definitely the best small detail pen I've found for painting on glass/plastic

Ordered 2 of these edding gloss paint markers. This 1 with an extra-fine nib of 0.8mm and 1 with a 1-2mm nib. Arrived together. You need to shake them initially and then pump them to start paint flow. Did with both and tried them on the metal surface, with grooves, that I wanted to try/use them on. Both delivered 'paint' to the surface after pumping got them going. Initially thought this extra-fine would be good with the grooves. Came back to use a 2nd time, this 1 was delivering no paint, nothing! Other 1 carried on working OK. So, maybe thought a bit of pumping needed, spluttered out a messy drop of paint, but still nothing when tried to use. Then the nib part fell out!! Pushed it back in, but still doesn't working. Pumping just delivers dollops of paint. Won't return as not particularly worth it, but will not buy extra-fine again, rubbish. Supposed to be made in Japan, not exactly Japanese quality!

Works fine but the top on the pen isn't on properly and the ink is come out

Excellent for marking out on dark timber and better than using a brush and paint for decorating craft items

Writes a nice fine, clean line with no blobs or runs. Paint dries quickly. Had mine around 3 months now and no sign of the pen drying out or leaking.

seems like there no paint in it . aslo tired to push fine point down and fine point went inside pain tube .. Now they say no returns or replacement .. Really !!

I bo8ght this pen as it states you can use it on plastic. I used it on my computer keyboard but the ink wears off after a few hours. Ended up buying the keyboard stickers. I'll use the pen for other uses as it's a good pen

I bought this as a (hopefully) more durable alternative to the equivalent Sharpie for use as a golf ball identification marker. Not only is it less durable, it's also more expensive and takes longer to arrive as it ships from the UK . While neither the Edding nor the Sharpie work as well as I would expect, the Sharpie is ultimately the better choice so I'll be going with that in the future.

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