#AskFedi - fine-point writing on whiteboards?
I recently started using a whiteboard calendar, i.e. a grid with small rectangles for each day. So now I have a use for thin little drywipe pens.
Thinnest type I've found is Edding 361, which comes in various colours and is working fine for a lot of things.
However! Sometimes I want to add some tiny notes in an unobtrusive colour, not distracting from the overview of the calendar. I was thinking grey, but the Edding pens don't include a grey, and the thinnest grey I've found is still a bit too wide. Ideally it would write about as narrow as a sharpened pencil.
What else could I use to write on a whiteboard, even if it wasn't quite as easy to rub off? Does anyone do a really thin grey in water-soluble overhead projector pens? How about grey chinagraph? Or is there some other kind of arty pen or pencil that I don't know about?








