Sharpie Permanent Marker - Fine Point - Black - Pack of 2

The ink is water-resistant, meaning it will withstand some exposure to water but is not fully waterproof. It can smudge if submerged in water.

Yes, Sharpie markers can be used on fabric, but they may bleed. It's recommended to test the marker on a hidden area of the fabric first. To minimize bleeding, use a light touch and avoid over-saturating the fabric with ink.

Removing Sharpie ink can be challenging. For some surfaces, rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer, or a commercial ink remover may help. Always test the method in a discreet area first to avoid damaging the surface.

Sharpie Fine Point Markers work well on most surfaces, including paper, cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, and glass.

Sharpie markers don't have an expiration date, but they may dry out over time if not stored properly. Ensure the cap is securely in place when not in use.

Sharpie markers are non-toxic, but they should be used under adult supervision, especially by young children. Avoid prolonged skin contact.

Ensure the cap is removed and the tip is making contact with the surface. Try wiping the tip on a piece of paper. If the tip is still dry, the marker may be out of ink.

Allow the ink a few seconds to dry before touching the marked surface. Avoid using the marker on glossy surfaces where ink may not adhere well.

Use thicker paper or reduce the pressure when writing. Test the marker on a hidden area of the paper first to ensure the ink does not bleed through.