Dixon China Marker, Black, Thin Lead, Dozen

This is proving to be a game changer for the daily time/temp chart we use for items in hot or cold holding. It is fairly sturdy, compact enough to be utilized as any pen/pencil, and more reliable than a dry erase marker (which dries out or smudges easily). It can be tricky to get the correct amount of the lead exposed. It marks smoothly, but due to the waxy nature of the pigment, line size is variable but manageable with patience and practice.

I bought it to circle chips in automotive paint so I could spot them all when I come back and fix them. Went another route so don't really need anymore. Will keep in the drawer till something comes up.

I was disappointed with the quality of packaging, and how it came to me, however the quality of the marker itself is satisfactory. I will use these for window painting and the lines stay put and it want to erase anything it's easy to remove. The transparency of the marker on glass isn't that visible unless you go over it twice, but that's okay for me since it's purpose is for sketching only.

I discovered these at work they work great on all materials but tape. I use them to black out my address on old boxes and medicine labels. The pull strings don't unravel the paper closer to the tip so I normally use a box cutter to cut away the paper.

I have used these in my classroom with first graders for years. My students love to color on black paper but the colors do not show up well. I let them use this yellow and the white. The color shows up so well on black or dark blue paper. The kids love to use the special pencils. They seem to sharpen themselves by pulling the little string at the tip of the pencil. Some students like to sharpen with the sharpener. They sharpen well and do not easily break. They last the students the entire school year .

I love these grease pencils -- and Dixon is the "best" brand. I write/read a lot and use these yellow (and red and blue) pencils to emphasize and slash. I am trying to get Dixon to sell me the green ones too in an end-user friendly size (one box of 12) -- I will keep working on it! Sharon H

These thin china markers do not peel correctly like the thick lead ones. I tried four or five, and the paper peel keeps breaking. It is very frustrating. Also, the lead breaks way too easily when writing. I would avoid this product and just get the thick lead ones.

Great product, works well for my glasswork, I buy a lot of these.

C'était pr mon mari..il est satisfait..

Its hard to find this kind of marker that works fdor us but again Amazone helped us to do just that

Product as per description, delivery before time

Good product as described

I use it for artwork, usually Newsprint paper, sometimes regular printer paper. On Newsprint sheets, the pencil works very smoothly, creating nice controlled lines. But if ever i want to sketch something quickly on regular paper, its hard to bring out the smoothness that you would normally get on newsprint and comes out pretty scratchy and rough. But since i mostly use the newsprint, im almost never disappointed in the quality of the pencil. It can also be used to mark on windows, or wood pieces. These pencils have lots of different uses. One thing that personally drives me nuts is that they can sometimes be difficult to peel if you dont rip from the notches on the pencil, that are barely visible. Either mark or cut the pencil at the notches so you can see them better, so that if youre in the middle of working and you need to peel the pencil quickly, you can pull the string to the notch and peel off the paper without trouble. Overall, it has its ups and downs, but its of pretty decent quality. I would recommend it.