Customer Reviews

(6 customer reviews)

  Good pen for correction...., March 8, 2011

By agavelotus

Good pen for correction. Works great. People complaining about 2 lines are pressing too hard. Only complaint is white barrel cracks easily. This is my second one of these that's done this!

  I had high hopes for..., June 15, 2010

By shanna

I had high hopes for this as I wanted a super dense white for my artwork, but found it very difficult to keep an even flow going, the ball tip pushes through the mark and basically creates two lines instead of one, overall not impressed.

  This whiteout pen is..., February 27, 2010

By qmechanic

This whiteout pen is terrible. It writes a double-line of whiteout (two lines of white separated by space). Completely unusable.

  Please restock!..., May 27, 2008

By chris6283kim

Please restock!

  Correction: Apparently,..., February 9, 2008

By olsonjosh

Correction: Apparently, as far as the US is concerned, Newell Rubbermaid owns Uni-Ball and just relabeled this pen under the Liquid Paper brand to fit into the Rubbermaid division for correction supplies here in the US.

  This correction pen works..., February 9, 2008

By olsonjosh

This correction pen works well enough, the fluid flows best when the pen tip is moved in small circles over the relevent mistake, overlapping the fluid lines as little as possible. Compared to other correction methods, the novelty of a retractable correction pen is more practical than it would at first seem. The worries of losing a cap and having a correction pen or an entire bottle of correction fluid dry up completely are absent; though the pen tip will dry up between uses, a few small circles on the corner of a page will have the ink flowing in only a few seconds. However, I will mention that the fluid capacity is somewhat underwhelming, if you are by any means obsessive in your corrections, you might consider ordering more than one or sticking to the bottle and brush approach. If you don't mind a Liquid Paper logo and a lack of options in body color, this pen also is available in most office supplies stores in the United States and is sold as a package of 2 pens with white bodies and bright green accents under the name "Click Correct". On an interesting side-note, Liquid Paper is a Papermate company owned by Rubbermaid and Uni-Ball by Mitsubishi, two separate companies selling the same product in two different countries; Papermate might just be a little desperate for some innovation.

Regards,
Joshua Olson