White marker for dark wood

[rvieceli]

All recent talk about pencils etc reminded me to post about this pencil

I use a lot of black walnut and regular lead CB is hard to see. I had been using white art pencils but the leads are soft and hard to keep sharp. This mechanical pencil is wonderful. It’s usually used by folks that see to mark fabrics. 9mm lead
https://www.joann.com/fons-and-port...MIgpvrt8_58AIVjQ2tBh1t3AbbEAQYAiABEgLRxPD_BwE

Ron

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[rst]

Pica pencils have multiple colors available.  I went on a shower install with a co-worker, tile was black, had to use tape to mark layout.  I bought him a Pica with black, white, red and blue leads, now everyone that sees him work wants one.

 

[Packard]

I've used fabric chalk, but it dulls quickly and makes a wide line.  This looks better.  The fabric chalk will brush off fairly easily, both and advantage and a disadvantage.

These used to be rectangular, but now I see they are triangular.  Available from Amazon.com for $5.00 per package.  But the pencil looks handier.

 

[Stan Tillinghast]

I just got a Pica pencil and love it!  Ice to know about other colors.

 

[Crazyraceguy]

The ones I use are regular cedar pencils with what they call "white charcoal". They are far more solid than chalk and come with a sharpener. I buy them in a 2-pack for something like $6.  Walnut, MDF, fabric and they work great on the tack board material known as Forbo. It shows up well and is easier to remove than any other thing I have tried.

 

[threesixright]

Use pica dry and change filling color?