Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker, Extra Fine Point, White, 1 Count

These are unique marker pens... paint you have to shake up before use. I bought them to write my name in my clothes. (I'm in rehab facility. re-learning how to walk.) I never really gave them a true test yet, but I plan to soon. I hope and suspect that the "ink" will be more durable than the "permanent" marker I'm currently using.

If you're doing something not extremely important like some at home repairs this is fine.but if u use these to paint with on canvas I wouldn't use. As I use these some cotton from the tip comes off making it alittle hard to use.but I got these to touch up my baseboards.

This is a permanent way to mark items. I mark the back of applainace with date of purchase and 800 numbers in case of repairs. The white is great for marking dark colored objects. I have even used this as a touch up for my dishwasher door that had a few dings. Shake before each use and your good to go.

Sharpie paint pens used to be my go-to. For some reason its always the white that gives me problems. The paint itself is excellent paint. The last 3 times the white pen doesn't saturate the tip properly. I shake it up, depress the tip until its saturated...but then I can only draw a line less than an inch long before there's no paint...press the tip again ...and again I can barely draw a line an inch long before I have to press it again...then it starts spitting out blobs of paint that I then have to smear around ..Ive had no problems with any other colors...its only the white...makes no sense...maybe the formula cant saturate into the tip or something...idk but it ends up being useless if you're trying to be precise...which is the point of the pen

Used it to color 5 small 10lb kettle bells. Only had to prime it once or twice for the first 4, the 5th bell however found the marker not setting any oil down. When I primed it to finish it sprung a massive leak and has ruined the job, the nib is already coming out. This marker is NOT worth it. Doesn't even last through one small job and makes a huge mess. Avoid!

I bought two pens, followed instructions explicitly and could never get them to work properly. Finally, with some patience and coaxing, I managed to extract a runny drop on scrap paper and used the tip to apply it to my drawing. Next time I'll just buy artists' paint and a small brush.

I asked for a refund because they were smashed and leaked paint all over my car and then they wanted me to return them which is ridiculous I threw them away because they leaked paint all over my leather seats no way to get a hold of the seller and now they're going to charge me for replacements totally ridiculous I wish I'd never bought these

The extra fine tip clogs up easily, and then floods out of the sides, above the tip, and too much paint comes out, and you have to spread it around before it starts to dry. Maybe it was just the one I bought, but I'll never even try again. Stick with medium point, you can easily get the fine line with pressure variance. And I have plenty of experience with medium, so I am certain I am not using it incorrectly.

I don't know how this extra fine tip oil pen sharpie has the sharpie name. it is hot garbage. after ten minutes of messing with them to get the paint flowing, it is a hassle to keep it flowing. this is the second one I purchased,the tip fell out on the first one and made a real mess. luckily it wasn't inside my car. sharpie should fix this product or 86 it. not worthy of the name. I don't know how this product has a 4.1 star rating. reading the reviews it should reflect a 1.4 star rating. definitely some review stars shenanigans going on. don't buy! I wouldn't take these if they were free.

I keep giving these Sharpie paint pens a chance and I keep regretting it. It's impossible to get them to work right - either no paint comes out or a huge blob of paint spurts out and leaves a mess on your work. I really can't recommend these paint pens, they just don't work.