Fineline Applicators 1 oz Empty Fineline 20 Gauge Precision Applicators (3 Per Pack)

This is a great product. Easy to clean. Wonderful to embellishing pottery. Great buy.

These are really good for anything that you want to get a thin bead line. They are very long though. Look smaller than they are.

I really like to used these for filling glaze in to texture and stamps. Haven’t got the hang of writing with them yet but I’m sure I will. Much easier to use than a standard glaze squeeze bottle.

The 18 gauge can clog with acrylic paint fairly easily. I then soak them in Windex, then use a long pin and also wire from hardware store to open the clogs. Not a problem for me—it’s somehow rewarding. I have tried other less expensive applicator needles, but these have worked out the best so far. I use them to draw fine lines of paint. Fun.

I got these hoping for a portable way to apply masking fluid. was expecting them to be about the size of a magic marker maybe. They are huge though, 7 inches long, and much thicker than any pen or marker I've ever used (even a 5m posca), so I don't think they will be working for that unfortunately. I've used their glue bottle style applicators before though and it seems to work pretty well.

These are the best way I’ve found to add detail when underglazing. I carve out the design then fill in the carved lines with the underglaze but I’ve also used it without carving and just free handing it and both ways work great with these things

I LOVE these liners! I use them to create extremely fine lines using underglazes. They don't get clogged because of the pin in the lid, and the tube plastic is not thick so it's easy to squeeze. The nibs are removeable for cleaning and also for changing guages if you other tip sizes you would like to use.

I love these a lot. I saw in an online recommendation to put “Folk Art’s Metallic Gold Finish Acrylic Paint” into the bottle in order to paint thin gold lines. Its been perfect every time and I love it a lot. I can say though that when using acrylic, sometimes the tip will occasionally dry up a bit and you’ll need to either squeeze the bottle to get it out, or poke the dried bits out with a needle on the other side. Always keep the bottle closed. The cap has a needle that goes into the syringe to keep the paint wet which is also great. Sometimes it takes getting used to when squeezing because you can squeeze too much paint out and it gets goopy. Test it on another piece of paper before applying. Really great purchase that I continue to recommend and use often!