Sanford 35558 Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker, Medium Point, White, 1-Count

If you’re looking for something that blows fabric paint pens out of the water, THIS IS IT. Not only did it bleed through (not complaining, it’s just that pigmented/works that good) but it lasted through a 6hr night at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO’s cold, raining evening. Hand washed what I drew it on and it’s still bright as it was the first time I drew with it.

it works great on dark color items.. shipped fast

Nice fluid delivery. It is paint not a sharpie though. Paint comes out quick. Wish they made n actual sharpie with white ink

Great pen. Handy for touch ups. Bright white color. Only takes one coat to be seen.

I followed all of the instructions, and the marker is defective. No ink comes out. Amazon will not allow a return. Save yourself the money and the hassle. Do not purchase this item.

I bought this marker specifically to color the monochrome weight markings on my REP QuickDraw dumbbells so that the weight increments are easy to read. It was easy to work with and I'm happy with the result! Quick tip: Sometimes the tip dries down a bit. When this happens, pressing down the tip on a surface brings out more paint to the marker tip faster. I found it's safer to do this on a separate surface or a throw away rag since if you press too hard you can easily make a mess.

It works as described, no complaints at all

Very awesome marker when you want long lasting marks, those paint can take a beating before it start to wears off I will get down to the point and this review is base on the Sharpie as a whole and not just this white color Pros: Durable Marks Marks can take a beating before it start to fade off Oil Base, and not water base, so it wont comes out when the surface is wet... Cons: The liquid will leak if you keep pressing the sharpie too hard and too much, and will ruin your project you're working on... (-1 Star) The tip and the liquid inside the tip will start to dry out when you stop using them for a while... so pushing the tip sometime does nothing since is dried in there... and only way to remove the dried paint is paint thinner or 90% alcohol and let it soak for a while and will create a mess (-1 Star) One Last thing is that since this is a oil base point, sometime the oil start to separate from the paint itself and when you try to use it... it'll look watery when writing on it... so you need to frequently using the marker and shake them before using it... The Finer point marker is the same for Cons... less usage = dry out = paint will not come out on finer tip point = annoyance