Dykem Texpen 60635 Yellow Medium Marking Pen - 16063 [PRICE is per EACH]

I've used the yellow DYKEM TEXPEN Industrial Paint Marker since March 17, 2021. It only gets used once in a while but flows great. It has a ball at the end which needs to be scratched off a little with my fingernail since old paint can dry on the ball, but has not failed to write. I have several other paint markers that has the felt like end and the paint is not as durable as the paint in this pen. I am looking to get another color to use on different backgrounds.

PM wrote on all surfaces

It's great, I'm glad I found this type of pen again. 30 years ago I had something similar. I would like you to add a pink/fuchsia for when I work on blue and yellow engines, and an orange pen too.Surface has to be clear of oils, I'm used to marking rocker arms as I adjust them on customer engines, this wont leave a mark.

The bottom bracket nut on my Trek Verve 2 has backed out on its own a couple of times - unnoticed. I used a good dab of the paint to make a witness mark at the 12 o'clock position. Now before each ride I glance at it and assure that it is tight. I use this on the pedal caps too.

This pen is either empty or the paint is dry. cannot use. will not buy again. cannot be returned or replaced..

The pen is good, but I should have gotten Fine Tip, instead of medium tip, for my use writting in oil filters & stuff , med tip is way to wide

I brought this for marking mason jars in a workshop that holds various nails and other fasteners. I had to keep going over my writing to be able to see it. It's ok. Would probably show up better on dark surface or rubber. Have not tried on metal yet.

We have these at work and they are very hit or miss. They come in like a box of 12? And maybe 50% of the box will be decent. Either they're all dried up or the primer bulb is dried out and will crack on the first push making it useless. Stick to the toothpaste tube type "cross check" witness mark