TombowBrush Pen Fudenosuke pastel for black paper, white

Really wanted to like this pen but it is invisible until it fully dries, after which it is the palest of all of the white pens I've tried.

This pen is not worth my time, or money. Waiting for the pen to turn white just feels like I'm being thrown back into the dark ages. I never saw any white. Makes no sense to tell me it might need several coats. I'm not painting my house. Going back.

I was excited to see this white pen for black paper, because I love the black Tombow Fudenosuke for calligraphy. When the white pen arrived, I tried it on black paper. I couldn't see the ink at all while I was writing. Once it had time to dry, it showed up lightly on black paper--not a clear white. I won't order another one.

At first I thought maybe it was dried out or just didn't work. After a moment it dried and very light pigment appeared. Honestly not worth the trouble. I needed it for artwork and it's super inconvenient to not be able to see what you are writing as you are writing.

Received this and the ink was all dried up. Don’t buy.

I returned it

i've yet to find a white, all-opaque pen or paint pen that i like. this is worse than normal because it goes on invisible, not letting you see how thick it will be before asking you to add more layers, which also look quite bad.i've tried these, posca, off brand paint pens and the most opaque i've found is uniball signo gel pens in white.