Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker, Bold Point, White, 1 Count - Great for Rock Painting

Works great on fence boards if you’re looking to decorate them for College Girls Softball that only I can see because the paint was dried out. Although the fumes did give me a migraine . Yeah figure that one out my Dr has been since I brought the marker w/ me to my appointment. Even though it’s supposed to be WHITE my Dentist recommended NOT trying to whiten my dentures w/ it which was the whole point of my purchase of this item.

Perfect thing to use to mark your address on garbage cans. Trust me, 10x better than stencils and paint or whatever else you were thinking of using.

Sharpie arrived leaking and when I opened it the tip of the sharpie flew off and went all over my table and floor.

This is everything I hoped it would be. It made thick lines, was easy to use, worked great on metal and is still working great.

I purchased this to write on my storage totes, and it works great!

Easy to use

Really good, free-flowing paint. Easy to use. But you need more than one coat for opacity. And when you shake it before using (subsequent to the first use), the nib shakes out almost an inch. Harder to use and I’m less confident painting when I’m concerned that the nib will fall the rest of the way out. I ordered a 2-pack, ordered another thinking the nib problem was just a glitch, but it happened with the second order too. My next buy will be a different brand.

I like these pens for marking electronics that are black on black. You know the ones. CD players to TV’s. It’s also good to making an indicator mark on iPad covers to indicate where the volume buttons are. I bought the bold tip this time as I was repainting my wrought iron lamppost sign. It’s spray painted black, and after drying, I use the white paint pen to redo our names on both sides. It works like a charm!