OT: Writing Instruments

I recently needed a pen that would write on aqueous coated card stock, which as you know, is pretty difficult to do reliably.

In the process of searching I came across:

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I do believe this pen will write on anything. Dries instantly, so good for lefties too.

They don't pay me to say it, but this pen is fantastic. I guess if I'm getting this excited over a marker, I need to seriously reconsider my options and priorities.... Ha!! :)

Anyway, I haven't tried it yet, but I'll bet these work great on circuit boards too.

-mpm

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mpm
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Lumocolor, the old Overhead Projector pens.

they work well on plastics, cds, circuit boards etc. too

they'll write on pretty much any surface that's wetable (not too well that shiny paper behind peel-n-stick labels for that stuff try a pen with xylene in it) and it will rub off non-poroous hard surfaces (glass, stainless steel, some plastics)

Bye. Jasen

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