Uni-ball Signo Gel Pens, 0.8 mm, Opaque Metallic, Creative Borders & Titles, Ideal for Craft & Drawing - Gold

Tip size: 0.8 mm. Ink: opaque metallic gold. Use: ideal for borders, titles, and highlights in crafts, journaling, scrapbooks, and mixed-media work. Model reference: MI-UM100-GD-1. Drying: designed to dry quickly after layering.

It writes well on most papers and dark cardstock where the metallic gold stands out. For glossy photo paper or very slick surfaces, test a small area first to ensure glow and adhesion.

Start with a light outline for your border or letters, then go over with a second pass to fill or sharpen edges. For dense fills, apply in thin layers and allow brief drying time between passes to maintain crisp lines.

Allow ink to set briefly after applying dense fills, use light, even strokes, and cap the pen when not in use. If you need darker lines, apply a second pass after the first layer has begun to dry.

Yes, it is designed for crafting and general use. As with most gel pens, avoid ingestion and keep out of reach of young children unsupervised; always use for its intended craft purposes.

Compared to other metallic options on Fepy, this Signo Gel pen offers a smooth glaze with opaque gold and a medium 0.8 mm line. For alternatives, you can explore similar metallic lines on Fepy to see differences in color payoff and line feel. Alternatives include:

Yes, Fepy offers other metallic shades in the Signo lineup. If you’re after different metallic tones, you can browse the Signo metallic family on Fepy to see available colors and tip sizes.

If the product doesn’t meet your expectations, you can return it under Fepy's standard return policy. Contact support for eligibility and next steps.

Cap the pen when not in use and store it in a cool, dry place. Keep it away from extreme heat and direct sunlight to prevent ink from drying out or leaking.

The Uni-ball Signo UM-100 model is typically sold as a disposable pen in this form. If you’re seeking refill options, look for compatible refill packs on Fepy or consider replacing with a new pen from the same Signo line.

Gently prime the nib on a scrap sheet to start ink flow. Use light, steady pressure and avoid pressing too hard at first. If skipping continues, try a brief, even pressure across a fresh area and test on scrap before continuing on your project.