All I use is Frixion erasable everything. The markers, pens, and highlighters. The reason for the fog is because it sits on top of the paper where as your traditional highlighters go through the page. I just like knowing that I can correct something if I mess up.
I put my New Testament in my pocket last summer and it was very hot... it erased everything I had highlighted lol because they erase with heat aka friction haha so I went back to zebrite until I find something else
@@diggerofthewordministry3006 I hate to laugh but that's funny. Hey if you wanted to study through and then a couple of years later choose to change it, just set you bible in the heat and start over. You might have something there. Omg that's funny. I used to use the gel crayon type but could only find limited colors. The struggles of a bible reader.
There is a downfall to Frixion pens and highlighters. The friction you use to erase is partially due to heat. If the paper you use with Frixion pens or highlighters, can disappear with heat. For example, if you leave your papers in a vehicle in the summer. I use Frixion pens and highlighters and I love them, but I found I have to be careful.
I have Bibles that I highlighted 40 years ago with all the different pens and highlighters at the time and they now have blead through. About 30 years ago I found the 8 color Pentel colored pencils and in all that time they have NEVER blead through. The pens did however, so now I use Sigma pens that are Archival.
Frixons are erasable with heat. So if you mess up...I have found if the erasing is worriesome, just get the iron and hold it close...disappears the ink so fast! 💗💗💗 I love their pens too. Although I haven't used the Frixon pens for my Bible, I do use them for all my sewing projects. The iron disappears the ink so fast. Love love love the technology of this pen line.
Thanks for your review. I spent hours researching highlighters and bought some different ones, and none are without fault. The Zebrite definitely bleeds through so I wouldn't use it. I think I'll end up with the Pilot Frixion and just bear with their tendency to "fog" a but of the highlighted text. Just avoid double highlighting it (and the blue colour).
@@diggerofthewordministry3006 Thanks and I totally agree. I'm also considering gel. Just looking for the least "sticky" ones. Maybe the Accu Gel Hi-Gliders or Mr Pen... I tested a green Hi Glider and they're pretty good.
I don't like the dry highlighters, they are good if you are gentle with your Bible but they smear over time of your hand and fingers run across them too much
Moon Glow yes... I have found a major con in them though... do not leave anything you have highlighted in your car because they erase with friction (heat) so having my Bible in my pocket all day and in my car it erased everything I highlighted... and if you order these in the mail and they won’t write just stick them in the fridge a while they got too hot.... I wish they would make non erasable ones....
Hi there, thanks for the review, much appreciated. Great scott, the fog of the Pilot Frixion Pastel highlighters look terrible. Do you know if the non-Pastel colours do better? Thanks!
The only study Bible I will consider using is one without mans commentary and doctrine. Almost every study Bible has this ... I prefer the Thompson chain reference Bible at church Bible publishers.com
Isabel Williams hello Isabel, Are you speaking of the New Testament Bible or the complete Bible in this video? They are both KJV. The King James Bible is the only correct translation in English. There cannot be two words of God. Only one. The new testament Bible is available at www.churchbiblepublishers.com and the other one is on eBay or amazon: Holman large print compact Bible.
Thank you for this valuable advice. I'll try the pastel. As a token of my appreciation ... your statement: "You won't be able to see nothing," is a double negative. Let's try to clean up our grammar a bit.
