Stanley Fine Tip Marker - Black - 2 Pack

These markers work well on wood, metal, plastic, roofing materials, and many other surfaces. It's always a good idea to test on an inconspicuous area first.

The ink is water-resistant, meaning it will withstand some moisture. However, prolonged exposure to water may affect the mark.

The longevity of the ink depends on usage and storage. Proper storage (capping after use and storing horizontally) will help preserve the ink.

While the markers may work on some fabrics, it's not their primary intended use. The ink may bleed or not adhere well. It's best to test on a small, hidden area first.

Yes, these are permanent markers designed to create lasting marks on various surfaces.

If the tip gets clogged, try wiping it on a clean, rough surface such as cardboard or a piece of wood.

The markers feature a fine tip for precise marking.

Ensure the cap is removed and the tip is clean. Try shaking the marker gently. If the tip is clogged, wipe it on a clean surface.

Allow the ink to dry completely before handling the marked surface. Ensure the surface is clean before marking.

Test the marker on a less visible area of the surface to ensure compatibility. Some surfaces may not be suitable for permanent markers.