If it's worth doing, it's worth doing with X-S.
Inspired by David Chesters suggestion of using a freezer spray or liquid butane to force a sudden ink reveal, I went a bit further and used the same technique in reverse.
Inspired by David Chesters suggestion of using a freezer spray or liquid butane to force a sudden ink reveal, I went a bit further and used the same technique in reverse.
I was sure I had watched all your videos by now…..obviously not lol.
Suddenly reminded me of James Bond , shaving cream and a snake :P, oh gosh who knows whats propelling shaving cream 😛
That was f'ing brilliant and hilarious. Thank you Clive!
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These pens are fantastic.
the only time I ever used an erasable pen was as a kid in school. I imagine this would be terrible here in New England, in the winter you'd write your homework in erasable pen, and while walking to school the next morning all your errors would come forth obscuring everything else you wrote.
Or worse yet all the penises you drew in the margins and erased would reappear on the walk home so your mother would see when you took your books out to study. Or worse than that I suppose the nuns at school seeing. I think I prefer my erased things to stay erased.
Although temperature sensitive ink pens with thresholds at -80, -20, 5, and 15 would be super useful in labeling temperature critical things in the lab. I could write mean messages to the undergraduate students on sample vials and when they store them inappropriately they'll get my message immediately!
Brilliant!
Yea, that works XD
Yeah that works
This is a whole new level of spy-tech!!
😂😂😂
LMFAO at the last bit! 🙂
Loved the ending!
Excellent. The huge flame followed by "yes,that works" made me laugh.
Love it 🙂
Probably a handy way of keeping a record of passwords, assuming no one knows you're using this trick.
For added stealth, this probably could be done over red text (e.g. address book with addresses written in red) to avoid it being accidentally being thrown out or written over.
I will thumbs up the person who comes up with a good use for this thermal effect! (black ice warning? haha, me first)