In that case the paper will be marred when erasing the pen marks

Does not have half the paper with it when you erase and it actually erases the ink/gel completely

Paper, cardboards and 100% recycled copy paper all erased perfectly or worked as I had hoped

I know these are not intended for fabric by the manufacturer, but they could do that for dark papers.

And white-out or liquid paper is just a mess no matter what

I'm surprised no one has noted that you should run the eraser over a clean paper to remove the former erasure deposits before using it to for a new erasure

My only complaint is that the ink bleeds through some thin paper and the eraser end requires a lot of pressure to fully erase(and sometimes rips the paper or leaves a light yellow tint to the paper).

They really do erase without leaving a trace of ink or ruining the paper.

The ink really does fully erase & doesnt leave worn away paper or erase marks

They erase perfectly unless the paper you have written on is not very strong or smooth

I suspect that those who wrote about residue or ripped paper may need to use a hard surface or better paper

However,on newsprint crossword puzzles the news ink smudges: enough pressure and speed for total erasure can tear the paper

You know those ones you used in middle school that ripped your paper and never really erased

She has tried several other styles of erasable pens, and they all either leave some of the ink behind or rough up the paper to where it is hard to write over it

Love these pens, but be careful because some times when you erase the pen it ruins the paper or leaves some sign behind.

They erase well, and unlike the cheap erasable pens, these won't rip your paper when you erase

However, if you erase the same spot too hard or too many times, the paper will get a little worn and be tough to write on, in that spot

Love the fact that you can erase the ink (great if you are a teaching correcting papers)

I love colored pens, but hate scratching out mistakes, especially on important papers and forms

I had one person reviewing a paper that I'd erased a mistake from, she couldn't even find where I had erased.

But beware, the ink does fade in high temps (so don't leave your papers in your car on a hot day), but if you put your papers in the fridge for a while, the ink should reappear.

Ever had an erasable pen ruin your paper, just as you erase the last portion on the page..it tips, because of the eraser

Smooth as silk, write beautifully, erase without scratching the paper, only problem is that they don't last long and you may find yourself going through a lot of them in a short period of time, I buy 3 packs at a time.

His papers and projects look much neater using theFriXion gel pens!

I love that my papers look clean when I turn them in, without any smudging.

It erases well and it doesn't leave his entire desk with eraser mess and it doesn't rip the paper easily either

However,on newsprint crossword puzzles the news ink smudges: enough pressure and speed for total erasure can tear the paper

These are really cool, I use them at work and they work perfectly for correcting papers, if I make a mistake I don't worry because it erases completely

They usually stopped writing quite soon, and that abrasive black eraser often damaged the paper.

Press hard when you erase, and the paper is completly clean with no annoying erasure residue

Paper, cardboards and 100% recycled copy paper all erased perfectly or worked as I had hoped

They usually stopped writing quite soon, and that abrasive black eraser often damaged the paper.

It may take a bit of pressure to fully erase your writing, but since the ink is removed through friction there isn't any eraser debris and it doesn't damage the paper

They erase well, and unlike the cheap erasable pens, these won't rip your paper when you erase

You know those ones you used in middle school that ripped your paper and never really erased

Nice to erase without ripping the paper apart

If you erased something then give the paper to another person, they can put the paper in the freezer and probably see what you erased because it will probably re-appear

With the right paper, such as office stock, the erasing works quite well

Awesome for the student who still hand writes notes and hates messy papers and notes.

On glossy paper, like brochure order forms, the ink smears at first, but then the smears disappear with vigorous rubbing

I suspect that those who wrote about residue or ripped paper may need to use a hard surface or better paper

I have been using them for several months now, and have not run into any time that the ink would not erase, or the eraser broke the paper

taking tests with black one to keep the paper neat.

I use these for kids lessons- the ink disappears when you blow the paper with a hair dryer

I have to take exams in ink and this is the perfect solution for avoiding messy papers

On glossy paper, like brochure order forms, the ink smears at first, but then the smears disappear with vigorous rubbing

I've also used them for applications and important papers where mistakes are a no-no, blue and black erase real well

" I froze the pens and paper and still couldn't make it darker.

It doesn't tear up the paper like the older versions of this pen used to do

I absolutely love how I can erase my pen marks on paper untraceable, and it doesn't damage the paper at all.

With the right paper, such as office stock, the erasing works quite well

They don't smear, except when the paper gets wet and erase easily.

My elementary school grandson uses them in class and his papers look clean, no messy ink mark.

You need to be gentle when erasing on poor quality paper,overall if you use the pen a lot, you will quickly run out of

it works great and erase nicely do not damage the paper at all and writes

Unlike other erasable pens I have used, these pens don't smudge or scuff the paper

They usually stopped writing quite soon, and that abrasive black eraser often damaged the paper.

Would recommend as they are erasable and are great for taking notes in class.

The color is grey, so that bothers me a

Nice writing pens, but the ink runs out a little fast and isn't as solid of a line as I would like.

Your friends and associates will undoubtedly enjoy these pens as much as you do.

Ink does not flow as well as from the new pens.

They write beautifully and erase as if you never wrote anything down

The ink erases, but not as well as I'd hope to see