- Is the white Gelly Roll actually opaque?
- Yes. On cardstock, colored paper and most matte surfaces the white reads bright and solid. On glossy or coated paper it can look thinner.
- Does it work over marker or watercolor?
- It does, once those layers are dry. Let paint and marker set first, then add white lines and dots on top.
- How long does the ink take to dry?
- Usually a few seconds on porous paper. On smooth or coated stock it stays workable longer, so give it time before rubbing.
- Is the 08 tip good for fine details?
- It is best for dots, stitching lines and small lettering. For very fine lines, a finer-tipped white gel pen works better.
- Can I use it on dark or black paper?
- Yes. Dark cardstock is where the white shows most clearly, which is why card makers favor it.
- Does it bleed through paper?
- On thin paper it can show through the back. On cardstock and heavier journal paper it usually stays on the surface.
- Where is the Sakura Gelly Roll cheapest?
- At Lawn Fawn, for $1.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Sakura Gelly Roll?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Lawn Fawn, Paper and Ink Arts, Marker Supply, University Book Store, JetPens.