Snopake 13139 Hi-Tech Correction Fluid,white, 20 ml Bottle [Pack of 10]

Excellent product :) Very handy :)

Snopake is an excellent product which I've been using for years. The brush is just the right size for accurate correction. It covers well and takes the right time to dry. It does not have a strong solvent smell which would make me think I was breathing in too much solvent. Ryan's told me it was discontinued which worried me but I found it at an excellent price at Amazon. Long may it continue on the market.

good coverage and smooth surface if used over larger area with continuous strokes.

Does just what it says on the bottle and is less messy than others I have used.

I've used correction fluid since correcting handwritten university notes and essays in the 1970s. Over the years gained experience of many types. To my mind, a single thick but fairly fluid single opaque layer applied with a brush is the best way. That's what this Snowpake gives me. If applied carefully it dries smooth and reasonably fast. On the latter I have to sacrifice a little speed compared with older products, but that is to eliminate an ozone destroying solvent and helps protects the planet for my grandchildren (who love labelling things with Snowpake). C'est la Vie.

Gosh this is good stuff. I had previously been using Tipp-Ex but found it rather thin and often needed two or even three coats to cover the writing. And slow to dry so it took quite a bit of time to obliterate. However the Snopake covers really well in just one coat and dries really quickly. It might all depend on what kind of pen/biro/ink you use of course, but for me this is ideal!

This is the best correction fluid on the market in my opinion. It glides on smoothly with no clumping but gives good coverage with a single stroke. It dries opaque and quickly, giving a nice finish for writing over. It also has the rattle when you shake it to help mix it

Environmentally unfriendly. If you get it on your hands then good luck getting if off. It won’t be easy. I washed multiple times, then I used nail varnish, then finally T-Rex tape. I thought I would need white spirit (which is toxic) to get this off my skin.

Oublier tout les autres c'est le meilleur !!