Paper Mate Liquid Paper Fast Dry Correction Fluid 22 ml 3 Count

So, I’m from a day and time where white-out, all styles/types/brands of white-out, actually did what it was supposed to do. There was no double or triple checking what brand of white-out that you were going to buy, or what type of applicator your bottle of white-out had (brush, sponge, etc.), or even what the expiration date on it was, like you have to do when purchasing white-out nowadays. What in the world happened to white-out over the last 20-25 years, from back then to now?! It’s is SO hard to find a decent bottle of white-out in today’s day and age for some odd reason. The majority of white-out in today’s day and age is clumped upon opening the bottle and using for the first time, and if your bottle of white-out contains a brush applicator, the bristles on your applicator brush might as well all be completely glued together. And what use to be the #1, or “name brand,” of white-out and the unequivocal “go to” brand and style of white-out is now one of the absolute worst offenders on the market today!However this Paper Mate’s brand and type of white-out has changed all of that and has reversed the times back to when white-out did what it was supposed to do. What a [great] total surprise! All three bottles that came in this box were fresh, smooth, and provided good coverage. The type of applicator used in these bottles is a sponge that’s flexible, yet dense enough to be able to deliver and transfer a sufficient amount of white-out to your error to cover your mistake with ease. It also drives quickly and smoothly without bubbling!This is how white-out use to be, and still should be! Yay! If you purchase this white-out, you’re going to be in for a significant pleasant surprise!

After trying several correction tapes and finding all of them basically usless, I decided to go old school, and am I glad I did. Liquid Paper does exactly what I want it to do - covers large and/or small mistakes and allows me to write over them (even with a fountain pen) with ease. It is easy to apply and drys quickly. The cost is minimal for the product, easily comparible to the tape style products which do not stick, break often, and won't allow me to write over without etching. Do yourself a favor! Order this in the first place without wasting money on products that don't work. I wish I had.

Do not get bic white out. It clumps. This, however, is the white out I remember. Liquid, dries fast, and smooth. And it can be written on which is the whole point of it!

I can't find Liquid Paper in my local stores, so I ordered it on line, because it's the best!

Work perfect

I was pleased to find this item. I have found that I get better results from this product than from the White Out brand. The Liquid Paper covers my mistake with one coat, and dries almost unnoticeable. It does not dry out in the bottle like the White out does. You can use the entire bottle without it getting too dry/thick. It does cost more than White out, but in this case, you get your money's worth.

This product has worked better for me than other manufacturers' white out fluid or tape (in fact, none of the tapes has proven convenient or effective). The bottle doesn't dry out after several months of non-use, and the applicator is slightly more on the mark than brush applicators with errant bristles. I see that last time I ordered the product, I was able to purchase the same fluid except in a dual "pen and brush combo" bottle directly from Amazon Prime. The "2 in 1 Pen and Brush Combo" (made by Sanford) is still available, but not from Amazon. So unless you simply adore the versatility of the combo bottle, it becomes somewhat cost-prohibitive to purchase. Not surprisingly, this 3-pack version of "non-combo" Liquid Paper is the most popular such item on Amazon, since it's available at a low price through Prime.It's somewhat surprising that the product remains in demand since, like the audio LP, the VHS tape, the music CD, and even the secretary, the uses for white-out have become scarce. They used to be popular with secretaries, in the days with these valuable colleagues (now called "administrative assistants") typed up exams, letters of recommendation, etc.--all work that is now stored in and cranked out by faculty members' own MS Word programs. But some of us who write or copy music still find the software programs slower, at least in the long run, than writing, copying, transcribing the scores by hand. And in the rush of deadlines, mistakes get made--and not simply a few.

It is just unbelievable what I have gone through to keep myself in Liquid Paper. I am always on the lookout for it but would prefer to buy only one bottle at a time so the others don't dry out over months of non-use. I just use it as an eraser for things I've written in pen in my agenda (yes, how old school is that) or to touch up print-outs, and sometimes for home repairs. Just finding a single bottle is now almost impossible at any reasonable price. Though generally less money at the supermarket than at Amazon, it seems it is being mostly replaced around the country (as I travel a lot) by Bic white-out (which is clumpier, thicker, and dries out more quickly IMHO). Same at Staples, etc. Or it is only available in large numbers of bottles. So... the best price/quantity nexus I found was this 3 pack from Amazon. No complaints. I have my Liquid Paper with the tiny wedge-shaped sponge applicator, and I am happy in that micro part of my world.