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Ultra Fine Point by Sharpie. Comes in loads of colors and equivalent to a 0.3mm in width. I've never had a problem with it on glossy paper.

There are two main reasons why archivists recommend using a regular #2 pencil. It is reversible?it can usually be easily erased. Pen and marker ink is not reversible?it can't be erased or undone. Graphite is also relatively inert, with none of the oily gunk that makes up the ink in many types of pens.

Ultra Fine Point by Sharpie. Comes in loads of colors and equivalent to a 0.3mm in width. I've never had a problem with it on glossy paper.

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I used Ultra fine - the fine point is best especially if you have printed up a smaller version of my guest posters. I had black sharpies - but there are color ones available too. They weren't bad.

More modern plastic- or resin-based prints have a shiny, slippery back to them, which can't be written on effectively with a pencil. But for older photographs, using a pencil works well, and is commonly recommended. One reason to use a pencil for fiber-based photos is that writing in pencil is easily erasable.

I had uploaded my autograph cards and had them printed by Walmart as 4x6 photos. We used sharpies on these and had no problems.

The Test Uni-Ball Signo 207, which contains security ink. ... Zig Photo Signature pen, which is not a pigment ink pen. ... Zig Ball 0.5 mm Archival is a typical roller pen, in most ways similar to the Pilot Precise v7, but without the needle tip. Zig Millennium is a pigment ink, archival pen.