Diamond Peel-Off China Markers/Grease Pencils for Glass, Cellophane, Vinyl, Metal, Etc. (12 Pencils) (Blue)

Works as advertised

Muy buenos

I bought them to use with my lower grades in elementary art. I wanted a nice dark line, thicker than pencil. I wanted to get away from crayons, but they weren't ready for Sharpies. It does give a great line. I like the work produced with them. However, it takes a lot of work. If you keep the string on it, students will pull it. So I have to trim the string off. When it drops, the tip does break. Every time.When the pencil is low or breaks, I have to go behind my desk, cut the next portion, wind it off without the kids seeing, trim the string, and then return it.

These work great on making eggs under my chickens.

DIAMOND PEEL OFF CHINA MARKERS (YELLOW).lf you have a Bible (or any paper) and need a HIGHLIGHTER, this could be the solution.This marker is a STRONG yellow color that doesn't bleed because it is a DRY marker. The tip is soft enough that it doesn't try to tear the paper. The color goes through the entire length of the pencil so it will last for a good while. This is a DRY WAX PENCIL marker. If you used a HUGE amount on facing pages, they might try to stick together a bit. But, I don't see this as a real problem.Overall, this marker seems just about perfect for use with a Bible.

I got this in replacement of another "grease" marker to write on glass. The first was basically a crayon of wax. This really isn't that much better. Not what I have used in the past which worked very well marking glass jars. Sad and disappointed.

I ordered these to complete a number amount that I needed for a project I have bought 36 pencils by another sailor and brand and these 12 pencils truck them off had I had known how well they worked I would have bought several packs and not buy from the other seller these are amazing the color is very vibrant the waxing them is very soft so it's easy to begin writing and they wipe clean they hold fast and they last a long time they are worth every penny built to last.

Great for dry erase board

I use them for life drawing classes and they work great!

I like that they write on styrofoam. They don’t write as good on chalkboard, can’t see the writing as much, too fine and pale.

Great wax markers for drawing on art.

Fait le job

I would guess that anybody who is in the market for china-marker, grease pencils, will know that they need them for. One intriguing feature that works well is, that more wax can be revealed, by tearing away a helical strip of paper, which has s string to get it started.What I do not see these as good substitutes for is, carpenter pencils, because they are probably not accurate enough. However, when revealing more wax, these produce less of a mess than carpenter pencils do.There could be a store clerk somewhere, who needs to be able to write prices on porcelain, glass, or other surfaces too smooth for conventional writing implements cannot write on. And then, once the items have been sold, the marks can just be wiped off with a dry cloth...Dirk