Sharpie Permanent Markers - Black - 2 Count

Sharpie markers work on most surfaces, including paper, plastic, metal, wood, and glass.

Yes, Sharpie markers are water-resistant, protecting your marks from accidental spills and moisture.

Removing permanent ink can be challenging. Rubbing alcohol or a commercial ink remover may help. Always test on a hidden area first.

The lifespan of a Sharpie marker depends on usage. Storing the marker correctly (horizontally and capped) will help to extend its life.

This Sharpie marker has a chisel tip, which allows for both thick and thin lines.

While Sharpie markers can be used on fabric, the ink may bleed and the results may not be as durable as fabric-specific markers. Pre-washing the fabric and heat-setting the ink can improve durability.

Try pressing the tip gently on a piece of paper. This may help to re-initiate ink flow. Make sure to keep the cap on the marker when not in use.

Sharpie markers are not food-safe and should not be used on surfaces that will come into direct contact with food.

Ensure the cap is securely in place when not in use. Try pressing the tip on paper to re-initiate ink flow. If the marker is old, it may need to be replaced.

Use thicker paper or reduce the pressure when writing. Test the marker on a less visible area first.

Try rotating the tip or replacing the marker.

Allow more time for the ink to dry before touching the marked area.