Customer Reviews

They work very well on a lot of surfaces. When used on glass the ink is initially watery and barely visible, but once it dries I've found it is very bright and opaque. (Though, just like Dry Erase markers if you scribble/put too much ink down the tip will just move the ink about, erasing it.)

These markers are not ideal for anything other than a chalkboard. I tried to use them on glass and the ink is less than opaque.

Great colors! I used these to decorate my bathroom mirrors. They are transparent when you first write with them but then darken after a few seconds.

Freaky on black
On a black background, it starts out looking weak and watery, but as it dries, it becomes lighter and more opaque, and quite readable. On a white background it looks pale green and stays pale green. The pictured cap color is pretty close to it in action.

It writes about 1.2 mm wide, so more like a medium Sharpie than a chisel point white board marked. It erases easily with a dry tissue.

I would recommend it for black, but not white background.