Sharpie® Oil-Based Paint Marker, Bold, White

I used this to do Outlined White Lettering (OWL) on my tires and it worked awesome. Durable and long lasting. Applies upside down and always smooth with excellent coverage. I would get the smaller tip for OWL next time and use this for doing full Raised White Lettering (RWL) though.

This oil based marker is really good for window art. It's a smooth application, and it's easy to remove from the window. Great marker!

These markers cover up scratches and are durable

Great pen! I have used it for some crafts I was making and boxes that needed to be stored. I would recommend!

I never thought of a marker not having a cap but these are a game changer. It's good not to have stop and put the caps on and better not to lose one or two. As for the ink these markers are pigmented and have a fine-medium point . Colors don't bleed either. Using these markers are fun, I plan on buying different sized tip markers from Zebra as well. They would make a great gift for anyone who like markers.

I'm loving the Zebra ClickArt Retractable Marker Pen set. The colors are bright, the pens write smoothly, and the retractable feature is so convenient. No worrying about losing the caps! I really appreciate that the colors don't bleed together like other marker pens I've used in the past. Great product!

It is a good product. I just had to put several coats on what I was marking out but overall it was remarkable

The color is a bright white and easy to apply and write with.

I like the colors and the double tip of these markers. Use them for drawing lines as well as highlighting. After a while I do notice that the tips write less finely because they are felt and get pressed down, so if you need them to stay fine, don't press too hard!

I was trying an experiment and as it turned out this particular marker was a zero on my list of possibilities to use as a whiteout product. I had to go over several times to make sure there was no bleed through. When it dries it's slick which is not what I wanted because I wanted something I could write over the top of. Pen or marker just smear.