liquid chalk pens

[newbiee]

has anybody seen anywhere selling them?

thanks

[Alan Zoff]

Don't know about liquid chalk but Tesco were selling off white correction fluid with their "clearance bargains".

I bought a pack of two bottles for a massive 7p. I even let Mrs Z have one of them - and am still waiting for reimbursement.

Of course, if you are in France, the collection cost would make it less of a snip.

[newbiee]

[quote user="Alan Zoff"]

Don't know about liquid chalk but Tesco were selling off white correction fluid with their "clearance bargains".

I bought a pack of two bottles for a massive 7p. I even let Mrs Z have one of them - and am still waiting for reimbursement.

Of course, if you are in France, the collection cost would make it less of a snip.

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[Iceni]

But what I really need is a product suitable for my online postings.John

[powerdesal]

[quote user="Iceni"]

But what I really need is a product suitable for my online postings.John

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[8-)]

Seriously, any halfway decent stationery store should have correction fluid pens. Much handier than the old fashioned tippex fluid bottles, especially for highlighting engine timing marks on the bottom pulley.

[Dick Smith]

Is that what you mean? Or do you mean pens that are used to mark blackboards for menus and the like?

[newbiee]

no, it's not correction fluid I'm after.  It's called liquid chalk and as dick says, it's used on blackboards in place of old-fashioned chalk sticks.

[Dick Smith]

Dick.

[Suze01]

Large art stores have chalk pens.  I bought a couple at Christmas from Arteïs ("Pentel WET ERASE Chalk marker") for doing window and mirror decorations.