Pencil for Glass and Metal AWTools AW29602, round tip, yellow, pack of 10

AWTools AW29602 is a pack of 10 yellow round-tip pencils formulated for marking on smooth, non-porous surfaces such as glass and metal. The pencils feature a round wooden barrel and a core designed to produce visible, durable lines on slippery substrates, helping professionals and DIY users mark cut lines, installation points, and reference marks during glazing, metalwork, fabrication and layout tasks.

Advantages

The round tip provides consistent line thickness for freehand marking and small adjustments. The yellow pigment delivers high contrast on transparent and reflective materials, improving visibility in varied lighting conditions. Supplied in a practical pack of ten, the pencils reduce downtime by ensuring spare markers are readily available on site. The construction allows for easy sharpening and controlled material deposit without damaging delicate surfaces.

Suitable for

• Glass cutting and glazing layout
• Metal sheet marking and fabrication
• Construction and installation measurements on non-porous surfaces
• DIY projects requiring visible temporary marks on smooth materials

Key specifications

• Color: yellow for high contrast on transparent and reflective surfaces
• Tip shape: round tip for uniform marking and detail work
• Pack size: 10 pencils per pack
• Suitable surfaces: glass, metal and other smooth, non-porous materials
• Barrel: traditional pencil-style wooden casing for easy sharpening

How to use

Sharpen the pencil to the desired point using a standard sharpener or fine file suitable for colored or marking pencils. Hold the pencil at a low angle for broader marks or more upright for finer lines. Apply steady, moderate pressure to produce a continuous visible line; for delicate glass surfaces, test on an edge or scrap to confirm removal and visibility. Remove marks after work using appropriate cleaners or solvents recommended for the specific surface if a permanent line is not required.

Usage recommendations

Store pencils in a dry place away from extreme heat to prevent breakage of the core. For the cleanest results on glass, use the pencil for temporary layout lines and remove marks promptly after completing cutting or installation. When marking coated or painted metal, test on a small area to ensure compatibility with surface finish.