http://diyplanner.com/node/6110 Comments for "Wet Erase Marker Suggestions" en http://diyplanner.com/node/6110#comment-372043 <p>Hey Katrina,</p> <p>My initial response got spammed. I wanted to say thanks. I think I am a new fan of staedtler!</p> Wed, 22 Oct 2008 13:55:31 -0400 donhoe777 comment 372043 at http://diyplanner.com http://diyplanner.com/node/6110#comment-362062 <p>There are a lot of wet-erase markers available. Here in Australia they're often sold a 'overhead projector pens'.</p> <p>I've found the Staedtler Lumicolor non-permanent felt tip pens are OK for general use. My friends and I use them on laminated board games and the pens write clearly and erase well with water and a tissue. Although the ink can smear a bit when still wet. </p> <p>The pens are sold here in craft stores and stationers, and have a superfine version. I've head that staedtler can be hard to find in the USA so you may have to check out a craft store or the web.</p> <p>This is what they look like- staedtler(dot)com(dot)au / Lumocolor_non_permanent_universal_pen_au(dot)Staedtler</p> Sat, 4 Oct 2008 13:47:41 -0400 Katrina comment 362062 at http://diyplanner.com http://diyplanner.com/node/6110 <p>I am trying to go the laminated route with my planner. Can anyone recommend a non-discontinued wet erase marker that writes more like an ultra fine Sharpie? Space is a commodity.</p> <p>Thanks in advance!</p> http://diyplanner.com/node/6110#comments Pens, Pencils and Brushes Sat, 4 Oct 2008 02:43:38 -0400 donhoe777 6110 at http://diyplanner.com