SAKURA - 46580 Sakura Solidified Paint Solid Marker, 14 to 392 Degrees F, White

Excellent for euro nymphing

I use the black to fill in stampings in brass & copper. Sakura paint is by far the best at this. I included a photo of the finished project, this particular stamping (not stamped by me) was difficult as it has really deep end and super light stamped area.I used quite a few different options before landing on Sakuras. The paint itself never seems to get dried out until it's exposed to the air. After the paint sets, it's tough and won't be coming off easily. Deep black color. Definitely worth a try!

Not at all what I expected. It's like a big soft crayon, lol. There is no "tip" to it, it is listed on the packaging as "solidified paint" and that's exactly what it is, a big soft crayon in a tube. I was expecting actual liquid paint, but I am not going to ding stars for it because I think it definitely has its place in my artistic arsenal. Works great on rough surfaces. Wipes off with alcohol on smooth surfaces. Could be great if you paint windows for the holidays maybe?

Works fine - nothing special

What is there to say? Sakura streaks have been around for as long as I can remember.If you haven't yet - get two colors, take the paint sticks out, cut them in half, then stick the other color on the other half. You can do up to 4 colors easily... but 2 is the sweet spot.

Though a bit sketchy, the marker writes on plastic. Seems trivial, but now I can discern chicken soup from pot roast in my freezer.

This is amazing for concrete,so it help us when doing the layout of walls. It does last forever! I have come back to houses when it almost finished & the marks of windows and doors on floor still there. Pretty good stuff. It last if you make it last, but if you go crazy with it, it would probably don't last than long.

We used this product for windows on car. Went on smoothly but was like wax. It was thick and a bit of a challenge to get off. Definitely stays on.