Premium Quality Diamond Peel-Off China Markers/Grease Pencils - Ideal for Writing on Glass, Metal, Plastic, and More!

ChrisChris: I ordered my grease pensils & got them ahead of schedule 👍 I've used them & love them.

United States on Oct 01, 2023

Sue A. Riley: I use this marker on slate. I can sketch out what I want to paint. A lead pencil doesn’t show enough for me.

United States on Sep 30, 2023

Tay: You have to go easy with it. It breaks

United States on Sep 20, 2023

animal lover: I bought these some time ago as my last one was becoming a nub. Good thing I had these on hand. I use them to mark coffee milk bottles when I bought it so I can use older ones first; mark egg cartons with bought date for same reason; mark plastic bags, garden beans I've dried for next season and many other uses.

United States on Aug 28, 2023

Amazon Customer: Good value for your money

Canada on Jul 23, 2023

Martine Olivier: Parfait pour identifier les plats à congeler ou autre

Canada on Jul 13, 2023

Manon Gauthier: Bien il ne faut pas peser trop fort mine case facilement

Canada on Jun 10, 2023

Dirk Mittler: 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

Canada on Dec 28, 2022

Angela CrosbyAngela Crosby: The media could not be loaded.  Love these clear writing wax pencils. They work so well on my garden labels. They last way longer than Sharpie and can write on the plastic labels even if they are damp. My only problem is how they fall apart if they get wet. I'm using them in the garden so water happens. But they don't fade like marker and will write even if a water droplet gets on the label. I'm not going back to sharpie. If you look at my pictures, the first is the diamond wax, the later are Sharpe, the day it was used verses a year later. So far none of my diamond labels have showed any signs of fading. I'll let you know if that changes. It's a real pain to have to go back and relabel everything. Plus I don't remember when I planted it. The dates are lost to sun fading. I haven't tried to clean a label yet but I'm pretty sure a magic eraser will do the trick.

United States on Apr 06, 2022