Kuretake Zig Fude Brush Pen, Fine tip marker, White Ink Refillable, for Calligraphy, Manga, Drawing, Professional, Artist, Made in Japan

Great and smooth

Good coverage but oh my, this is so unreliable. It seems fine and then decides to pour out the ink in blobs. Dry it with a tissue and it's ok for a few lines then drips again and that is without pressing the primer area. Awful and unpredictable. Never again.

Not a fan of this product. Does what it says on the tin but due to the way the ink flows out its prone to dripping and splotting. Went to use it as a highlighter for a pen drawing and ended up with blobs all over the sheet. Perhaps it was my shoddy technical abilities but I believe it was the standard of the brush pen.

Leaked most of the content before I was able to use it.

I have not been able to make this work….suspect I may here broken it in the assembling, in any effort to make it work.

Awful …I bought three and not one of them worked even though they were full …rubbish

Wouldn't buy again , it just blobbed all over my work. Use acrylic white and a brush and save your money

Excellent opaque white. Fine brush tip for controlled drawing/painting.

Feine spitze und es deckt.

最高です

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It’s a little hard to use because the instructions are in Japanese, but there are pictures. To get the ink flowing you gotta squeeze it. Then try it out on a scrap paper because the flow can be irregular and it can blot. Once you’ve done that, it’s really great for putting white details on top of your artwork. I like this better than a white gel pen because the line can be thick or thin. Also there’s no scratch down the middle of your line like a gel pen often leaves. And the ink is buildable so if you want less opaque just one layer, for fully opaque you can do more passes until your satisfied.

Follow these steps to get your white fude brush pen to work: 1. Take off the cap and unscrew the tip from the barrel. 2. Remove the yellow ring. 3. Screw the tip back onto the barrel. You can hear a slight click. 4. Replace the cap and shake the pen a few times. 5. Test it on scrap paper until it is as opaque as you like. Enjoy your white brush pen! (And thanks to Jetpens for providing the instructions in English).