BrandDesire-it
Manufacturer Part NumberDES-PERM-PEN02
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Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Ink does not penetrate data storage layer
- Soft tip - does not damage sensitive CDR/DVD surfaces
- Superb colour brilliancy, low odour, Semi-permanent marker pen, retail packed
- Pack includes red, black, blue and green colours & FREE Erasure
- Sold only by Desire-it Ltd.
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Product Description
Desire CD/ DVD Marker Pens are ideal for quick and easy labelling of CD and DVDs, the semi permanent marker pens are available in red, blue, black and green. Includes a bonus FREE erasure
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Disappointed with the extremely poor quality. The 4 cd/dvd marker pens consisted of 2 blue, 1 red and 1 black. On arrival one of the blue pens did not work, and 24 hours later the other blue pen had dried out, followed by the rest within a 3 day period. The pens I received bore little relation to the illustration (different branding, no green pen), and came in a packed labelled 'Serena all in one USB card reader'. I should have known better and not gone for the cheapest option - I mean what should you expect for £1.10 including free shipping? For such a small amount I couldn't be botherd to return the items, but will provide this feedback to the vendor.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought these to label my CD/DVD RW, well, no problems with writing: the ink dries almost instantly, and keeps well. To remove it though, I have to use the eraser, that is just a marker filled with solvent, and use it together with a paper tissue. In fact the solvent dries quickly as well, leaving a big stain of semi-permanent ink in place of the letters, if not immediately removed.
In case you have bought one, or you haven't found a better alternative, the technique I use is to hold the eraser normally between index and thumb fingers, and keep the tip of a paper tissue just behind with my middle finger. Then quickly wiping the surface so that the tip of the eraser is followed by the tissue. This way almost all the ink gets removed.
In case you have bought one, or you haven't found a better alternative, the technique I use is to hold the eraser normally between index and thumb fingers, and keep the tip of a paper tissue just behind with my middle finger. Then quickly wiping the surface so that the tip of the eraser is followed by the tissue. This way almost all the ink gets removed.
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