Staedtler Lumograph Non-Permanent Wet Erase Marker Pens, Medium Tip Refillable Colored Markers, 8 Pack, 315 WP8

The media could not be loaded. I've been looking for fine tip wet erase markers to use on laminated sheets for some of my board games. Most of them have very small sheets that need a thin-tipped marker so as to keep things legible; the Vis-a-Vis wet erase markers I remember from my childhood education on overheads are too thick.These markers are thin enough to use for small sheets - the thickness reminds me of the fine tip Sharpie pens. The red is maybe more orange-red than the vibrant red on the cap, but that's insignificant for my use.All 4 colors show up well and erase completely with just a damp tissue. They dry quickly and I haven't had any issues with color transference either to items placed on the sheets, my fingers or to the laminated sheets themselves.I have yet to try them on an actual dry erase board, but these work perfectly on laminated sheets.

These are my favorite kind of overhead markers. Very fine tipped. They last a long time and do not dry out easily. I like the container they come in to keep them together. These also are excellent pens. They write well on paper with a very nice dark line. They last a very long time as regular pens as well. I have to watch that my students don't pick them up because they are very good pens and disappear easily. I use these with an overhead projector and with my seating charts. I covered the seating chart with transparency sheets so that I could take notes on participation and attendance on my seating chart and then, later, enter the info into the electronic roll book.These markers arrived so quickly that I couldn't believe they had time to package it and ship it. The box was very clean and it was like getting a Christmas gift. I am very pleased that I will be able to use it on Monday. I am teaching summer school at a different high school and all my markers and things are at my regular school. I need these for writing notes on my seating charts.

Update: after using these for a few days they’re not anything near what I thought. Although I love the fine point tips, they wipe off with the slightest touch. Definitely not wet erase, these are more like dry erase.These are by far the best wet erase markers on the market. Nothing compares to the fine point tip. I use them on laminated life planner dashboards and they work perfectly. Easy to remove, only use a fine mist mini spray bottle of water and tissue and it wipes off completely. Caps are a bit difficult to snap on if you have dexterity issues. I didn’t realize I hadn’t secured a cap properly on 1 marker and it dried out. However, it only took a bit of running the tip in a drop of water and dabbing onto a tissue before it started working again. I would recommend storing them cap down so you can make sure the cap is securely on.

I originally bought another brand to use on my daily income logs. I have three jobs, three different invoicing dates, and three different payperiod setups. In order to try to figure out what my income was each month I set up some Microsoft Word tables to fill in (easier for me than working in Excel), but was annoyed at how much paper I was wasting. I had seen the Rocket reusable notebooks and bought one of those to have a reusable calendar and was hoping I could just make a permanent template with it, but then a friend suggested I take one of the printed tables and just slip it into a page protector and use some wet-erase markers to write on it instead. It worked great, but the other brand were a bit too thick for the smaller cells in my table. I searched and found these Staedtler and they are WONDERFUL! Not only are they the perfect size tip, but the ink doesn't fade as easily as the other brand and all the colors show up well, not just the black. With the other brand, the red and green were useless to me. As they tried out they got much fainter. These Staedtler pens dry exactly as they look when you first write it. Super easy to clean with just a spritz of water and a wipe and no ghosting.

I use these for a very specific notebook organizer I actually got off of here, too.They’re great and write so well

Staedtler had been my go-to for map markers for thirty years, and when you use them you’ll know why. Don’t forget to get yourself a correction pen for making minor changes. Alcohol wipes work fine for clearing larger areas. I’ve never had one leak or smear once dry. I mainly use them on plasticised topo maps, but they have other uses. Easy to see, and they don’t smell offensive. Good value!

I've been using these for my D&D binder (specifically plastic sheet protectors) to track my character from session to session. They work great! They don't smear against adjacent pages and erase without leaving marks, even when it's been a few weeks between sessions!I probably would go for a finer tip next time, but that's a personal preference. I feel like the price (about $10) for a set of 4 is reasonable, but some of Staedtler's other selections (such as single pens - you can get a set of 4 for not much more than a single one, and sometimes for less!) are a bit overpriced.

Worked with my chessex ttrpg map did a 5hr color stain test, no staining at all. Will do an over night and then a 24hr test and update this later but these work. (Note yellows and orange are know not to show up well on the tan background of the map and this is not a reflection on either product just a simple fact).Update they have passed 48hr test. May do a week next. Note heavy use of black and red in latest "test" as I forgot to wipe an entire dungeon of a 46 by 33 chessex map.These things are insanely good 👍