I've never heard of the dotting pens. How do you use them/what do they do?
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You can use them for decorations; they are just a tool. Dip them in polish and make dots - there are different sizes as well. The nail shops use these for making flower designs as well.
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I haven't seen them yet. As I type this, the folks (and tablet) are on their way to us from another state. I was interested in having stylus with tips that could be used by the kids 9 and 10 to draw on their tablets, and this is what was recommended by Jessie at the Friendly Swede. I suggest you send your question to them, and you will get a prompt and courteous answer. That's what I did. I do know that the granddaughter, 10, is drawing on her tablet with one of these. I bought their 18 (I think) multipack with a couple of different lengths, and my daughter tells me they are "chubbier" than those you are asking about. I haven't seen them yet. As I type this, the folks (and tablet) are on their way to us from another state. I was interested in having stylus with tips that could be used by the kids 9 and 10 to draw on their tablets, and this is what was recommended by Jessie at the Friendly Swede. I suggest you send your question to them, and you will get a prompt and courteous answer. That's what I did. I do know that the granddaughter, 10, is drawing on her tablet with one of these. I bought their 18 (I think) multipack with a couple of different lengths, and my daughter tells me they are... » Read More I haven't seen them yet. As I type this, the folks (and tablet) are on their way to us from another state. I was interested in having stylus with tips that could be used by the kids 9 and 10 to draw on their tablets, and this is what was recommended by Jessie at the Friendly Swede. I suggest you send your question to them, and you will get a prompt and courteous answer. That's what I did. I do know that the granddaughter, 10, is drawing on her tablet with one of these. I bought their 18 (I think) multipack with a couple of different lengths, and my daughter tells me they are "chubbier" than those you are asking about. « Show Less
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I would recommend you give these a shot, just so you get the hang of using fountain pens again. When I first started to use FPs, I used a very heavy hand-a habit from the ballpoint and rollerball days. Thankfully, I was only using disposable pens so I didn't end up ruining the nibs.Although I've moved on to more expensive pens, I still keep these around. They're good value for money and are good writers as well.
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I haven't had any problem with them leaving dot's or unwanted marks. Maybe your using too much pressure at the end.
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Its the replacement for the traditional rubber tip that traditional stylus's have. Since you need a capacitive surface of a certain size that's what's used so you can see what you are writing / drawing better.
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hello, I just tested these on two of my txtbks. I have pics if you want to see.... I have a "heavy hand" when highlighting, I tend to pause at the end of the hightlight~ with the green this will leave a tiny, darker dot. Yellow, does not do this. No bleed thru, have not had any probs since purchasing. VERY bright, too.
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This is a very open-ended question. The answer depends on what you are trying to accomplish. The pens work great, are smooth, bright and fun to work with. I do a lot of organized doodling (some call it tangling) and for my purposes they work wonderfully. The only negative is they can smear just a bit if you don't give them a second or two to dry. I do wish they came in finer point sizes; but still great. As always, this is only my opinion and the only way to be sure they work for you is try them. There may be smaller groupings at a lower price if that is a concern.
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You don't use the pads with the Pen....you need a gel for the pen to work, the set does not come with the gel.
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Both are dotted. The dots are light enough that they do not impede writing or sketching, but are bright enough to assist with maintaining lines.
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They are not a broad tip or supper fine. Like a felt tip pen. They are easy to use on the jean material I used then on. You need to really try a spot to make sure the color will show up. I noticed that on some of the colors I used blended into the fabric shade. Good fun!!
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I wish I knew. Maybe to help hold the new nibs in place? Also, what are the big black half-round disks for that are on top of the pen?
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Pens work great, especially ones called B2P (bottle to pen) these are made from recycled plastic bottles, they write on just about everything, even wet surfaces. Pencils don't work so good on this paper. I would highly recommend this rite in rain paper for anything you may need to use paper for in a damp or went environment. I wrote on the paper with 6 totally different types of pens and they all work great. You do want to write on single sheets though because you will make dents in the paper below if there is more than one sheet. I works perfectly for geocaching log sheets in container that may get wet inside, the log stays dry. I hope this has helped you decide. Pens work great, especially ones called B2P (bottle to pen) these are made from recycled plastic bottles, they write on just about everything, even wet surfaces. Pencils don't work so good on this paper. I would highly recommend this rite in rain paper for anything you may need to use paper for in a damp or went environment. I wrote on the paper with 6 totally different types of pens and they all work great. You do want to write on single sheets though because you will make dents in the paper below if there is more than one sheet. I works perfectly for geocaching log sheets in... » Read More Pens work great, especially ones called B2P (bottle to pen) these are made from recycled plastic bottles, they write on just about everything, even wet surfaces. Pencils don't work so good on this paper. I would highly recommend this rite in rain paper for anything you may need to use paper for in a damp or went environment. I wrote on the paper with 6 totally different types of pens and they all work great. You do want to write on single sheets though because you will make dents in the paper below if there is more than one sheet. I works perfectly for geocaching log sheets in container that may get wet inside, the log stays dry. I hope this has helped you decide. « Show Less
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Hello Brenda,Thanks for the inquiry. After the initial application, the tackiness wears off quickly (within 15 minutes or less), and the S Pen works perfectly.
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None of my flair pens, past or present, by Paper Mate has what could be called a point guard. They have simply fine point felt tips. Great for handwriting, drawing, editing, etc. It could be there's a guard of some kind way down in the end of the pen cover but even with a strong light none of us here has seen something in there. Probably would have to crush one of the covers to see......
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It works beter than your finger but isn't anything special. They are just pens with little rubber things on the ends....overpriced, I think..
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None, I don't like these pens they are made poorly the tips don't last long, so I don't use them nor will I give them away
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Well, it looks like one of those pens where you have to push the little button on the top to have the nib come out; only when you push the little button, it shocks you. You the prankster hands the pen to the prankee, seemingly in good will, and when they try to push the top so they can write with it, it gives them a jolt.