Pentel® Presto!™ Jumbo Correction Pen, Fine Point, 12 ml
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I can't answer that specifically, but because I use it for white accents on artwork, I can tell you that it has a glossy glaze to it even after it's dried; if you're looking for something that will match plain everyday copy paper after drying, I'd recommend trying a different brand; you'll notice this on the paper.
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Selected User Reviews For Pentel® Presto!™ Jumbo Correction Pen, Fine Point, 12 ml
Pronto! Our proclivity for making mistakes is what distinguishes us as human beings. Both verbal and written communication are important. Although technology has yet to develop a magical device to erase the volume of misspoken words we wish we hadn't said to our loved ones and friends, both Paper Mate and Pentel have done so when it comes to correcting written documents. Office correction fluids have a sizable market. There are a slew of things to think about. From bottles to tape dispensers to pens and everything in between, there's something for everyone. I do a lot of writing because it's my profession, and I've tried almost every new product on the market. The original can be difficult to beat at times, and I'm not sure that the wheel needs to be reinvented in this case. Take, for example, Pentel's "Presto Jumbo Correction Pen. " Advantages of the Product: 1. br>br> It's ideal for fixing minor textual errors. Punctuation, symbols, and numerical errors are particularly common.
2. This is a ozone-depleted environment. 0. secure, fine point (extremely small diameter) Correction pen with a 4 oz metal tip, built-in mixer, and a plastic dispenser.
3. For those who are prone to making mistakes, the cap doubles as a pocket clip.
4. Japan is the country where the product is produced. Concerns about the product: br>br> 1. br>br> This device is poorly designed and intended to correct large text fields or errors rather than isolated punctuation. The metal tip is too small in diameter to effectively distribute fluid evenly across larger text-areas. If you have a lot of mistakes to fix, this is a huge disadvantage. br>2. When used as directed, this product will leave a glossy finish on most paper stocks and surfaces, which may be noticeable. Traditional bottles of correction fluid with a brush or foam applicator are no better. This is something you'll want to think about, especially if you're working on a big project that requires a lot of scrutiny. Art, sheet music, and other sensitive projects are all examples of this.
3. The product label's instructions for proper product storage are ambiguous and incompatible with the product's design. The following are the directions: "Keep the cap on and store the point up. " The bottom of the unit, however, is oval, making it impossible to stand "point up" without balancing the product against a fixed object; it was not designed to stand "point up" on its own.
4. The metal point is quite sharp, and it's not designed to glide over the correction field with ease. In fact, if too much pressure is applied to the tip, the correction field can be damaged.
5. The tip can clog on first and subsequent uses, necessitating a second depression of the tip to clear the dried residue. Recommendations: br>br> 1. br>br> I can't recommend this product for the above-mentioned uses unless you're dealing with extremely fine, limited corrections. Reasons were given. I've found that using traditional Liquid Paper correction fluids and a dense foam applicator, as well as a correction tape dispenser, yields consistently better results. all for less than a third of the cost of the product under consideration. br>2. Expensive and excessive It is not rated or designed for flawless application to larger correction fields.
This correction pen is simple to use, the fluid dries quickly, and the metal nib enables precise correction fluid placement. In addition, the snap-on design The correction fluid is preserved by the cap, which keeps it from thickening or drying out. This is, in my opinion, the most effective correction pen I've ever used. It's far superior to any with a sponge tip. If you're looking for a good correction pen that doesn't have any of the usual flaws associated with correction pens/bottles, you've come to the right place.
I've had a couple of so-called "successful" relationships. Correction pens are what they're referred to as. The majority, on the other hand, aren't trustworthy. They either run out of fluid quickly or take an excruciatingly long time to get to work properly. br>Presto's fine point multi-function pen The Jumbo Correction Pen works well for its intended purpose. It is simple to manipulate and hold. But, above all, it works when you need it. I would buy this product again without hesitation.
With only infrequent use, these can last for years. When there are long periods of time between uses, it can take a while for things to start flowing again. It starts with a little spit on the ball end, a good squeeze on the body, and a tap on scrap paper. Excellent for fine white-out requirements - It's far superior to sponge types. It is extremely easy to control. I've been using these for a long time and hope they continue to be produced. Nothing else I've found comes close to doing the job, but this isn't the best approach for large-scale white-out tasks. For those broad missions, get out the sponge tip or brush.
This product has previously been used during "Inktober," a month-long event in which a group of artists create an ink drawing every day. It comes in handy when I make mistakes because I prefer clean drawings (especially if they're inked). While it doesn't produce ultra-thin lines and can be a little difficult to control at times, I've had a lot of fun using this product when I need to erase a line that isn't supposed to be erasable; It's also useful for writing, but I prefer to use it for art!.
br>br>This Pentel Presto Jumbo Correction Pen, Fine Point, has left a lasting impression on me. Since 1962, I've used some sort of correction fluid. (Yikes! ) As a result, I believe I have some expertise in this field, and believe me when I say I am impressed! br>br>Among the many gems, this is one of them. If you're looking for one, this is the one to get!!.
Almost every day, we use this Pentel Presto Correction Pen around here. The fine point allows us to neatly clean up manuscripts and revise printout pages before re-printing them. cleaning up our wall calendars and appointment books, and even photocopying And if you've ever made a boo-boo, you know what I'm talking about. boo when writing a thank-you note or a costly greeting card The fine tip of the correction pen ensures a discrete cover-up, as you may have noticed. It's well worth the money because you won't have to start over after throwing away a perfectly good note card! This book comes highly recommended.
White out doesn't work as well. The quality is excellent. White out isn't as effective. Presto is something I'll be using in the future, and I highly recommend it. I'm pretty sure you'll never use white out again. This item was not given to me free of charge or at a reduced price. I was taken aback because I hadn't expected the coverage to be better than white out, so I decided to write about it.
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