Forney70821 Marker, Paint, Blue

Decent

I have to 2 pictures to show the difference. The best way to describe it would be a very wet marker.For me the colors were not matching up. And made it worse.How ever I'm sure if the colors were a bit better I would of been happier. Fortunately it comes with nail polish remover. So that's good.Final thoughts: If you are certain the color matches go for it.If not. Then I would wait on the purchase.

Love that its American. Bought a red one as it was discounted a little. Used to mark driveline on repair job. Works great and will last for a decade. Forney..... Buy the best.

Good but has a tendency to drip paint (from time to time).Use alcohol to cleanup.

The cap doesn’t come off easily.The paint leaks

At first I thought that the pen doesn't write smoothly, but it does. But to do so I had to write in larger letters than I am used to. The biggest fault with this pen is that the ink is just not dark enough. It's too light. I think that's why I started writing in bigger letters to compensate for it, and found that it does write smoothly at least. So the pen is usable, but it doesn't make you want to pick it up and use it I bought these pens for my delivery job as we lose pens all the time.This is what you need to know:They are painfully difficult to write with for long periods. You have to press down hard, and it does strain your hand.The head / ink dries up FAST, these pens do not last very long at all. Don't expect to use one longer than a week.Beyond that, I know they are cheap as hell, but the quality is just absolute trash.

Canon camera body and rear lens caps have raised markings that need to be aligned with red dots on the camera body and lens to attach them. The problem is, you can't see those markings in low light because they're the same black color as the rest of the cap. You need plenty of light and shadow to distinguish the shape. I used a Forney 70820 Paint Marker (red) to make the markings stand out. The red matches the dots on the camera body and lens well, and it's much easier to align the caps to screw them on now.I didn't have any issues with splatter or leaking, though I only shook the pen with the cap on. Each time I use the pen I shake it and press down gently and the paint fills the marker tip. If you press down too hard you can get too much paint in the tip. While the pen isn't fine tipped, it worked great for my use as the area I'm painting is either raised or wide enough to control the paint easily. I did apply two coats to get an even coating. So far the paint is staying on, though I haven't traveled with the caps yet so they haven't taken much abuse.

Thickness much better than the local store brand i purchased.I have these in assorted colors and all think and not to runny to use once.

So I have always used forney markers, they work really well, the dark green lid on the pen is misleading as its not that color that comes it it's more a light blue green, kind of disappointed but will keep.

the item is not good hard to paint.Goes on really bad.NOT WORTH THE MONEY!!!!

I got a chance last night to mess around with this and it works great :-)

I use the same brand at work. When they ran out, I ordered these Paint markers.

OK.