CompScribe

Pencil fades. CompScribe doesn't.

A pocket marking tool built for composite decking, PVC trim, and every modern material that shrugs off a pencil, chalk line, or paint pen. Score a mark that's still there when you come back to it.

Composite doesn't take a mark the old way

Layout on today's decking and trim means fighting the material itself — smooth caps, dark colorways, and surfaces that were engineered to resist exactly the marks you're trying to make.

Pencil, chalk, paint pen

  • Invisible on dark or capped composite
  • Washes out in rain or morning dew
  • Smudges under a glove or a knee
  • Runs dry, breaks, or rolls off the belt

CompScribe

  • Scores a groove — not a color you can lose
  • Holds up through rain, sun, and a full punch list
  • Reads the same on black, brown, or gray boards
  • Built on a marker-shell body that survives a job site

Built for the OC line, not the drafting table

Etches, doesn't color

A metal tip scores the surface itself, so the mark can't wear off, wash off, or get scuffed away before the cut.

Works on modern materials

Composite decking, PVC trim, treated lumber, drywall — anything where a pencil line disappears into the surface.

Pocket-sized, job-site tough

Built on a durable marker-shell body — clip it to a pouch, drop it in a bucket of screws, it doesn't care.

One hand, no setup

No chalk box to snap, no pen to shake. Uncap it and mark your OC layout as you move down the line.

It started as a tip passed around a decking crew: it was the only marker that actually showed up on their composite boards, rain or shine.

— Word from the field

Shop CompScribe

One tool, built to spec. Pick your color — more configurations are on the way as the line grows.

CompScribe — Black

$00.00

CompScribe — Red

$00.00

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