SHARPIEOil-Based Paint Markers, Medium Point, White, 2 Pack

Excellente, and great price! Follow the directions on the pack to prime the tip and it works flawlessly. Nice bright white. Use it to outline your tire's white letters and make them look new. Also good for coloring in the size markings on black impact sockets- fill in, wipe the surface clean, and voila! you now have nice white size markings on your impact sockets. But if you're reading this you already know what you need them for so I'm probably not learning you anything you need to know.

I needed something to mark dog tags to use as cage tags and remembered these from years ago. Luckily I also remembered how you have to push them up and down on cardboard etc to prime the tips or I would have thought they were broken. Once the paint flows, it's easy to write with , bright white, and dries within 10 minutes.

These work perfectly, but only after the first attempt to use them.

I gave an awful review before. I should have read the fine print instructions (using a magnifying glass) on the pen to depress the point several times. Paint finally flowed. So I take back my previous review.

Awesome product. Just be patient when using the first time. You have to press the tip several times to prime the writing point. The paint comes off easily with rubbing alcohol, in case you need to erase.

Smooth. I used them on a vinyl spare tire cover to do my own design. I had to do 3 coats because it was a black leather like surface. They worked well and are standing up to the weather.

I'm incredibly disappointed and frustrated! I've been searching everywhere for a WHITE marker, but all I keep finding are those messy ones that leak oil and require constant shaking just to write simple information at work. I thought, "Sharpie has so many options — surely theirs would be better." None of the Sharpies I own have ever had this awful shaky, leaky design. I read the product info carefully — nothing mentioned it needed shaking — and it's Sharpie, for Christ’s sake! The only video I found showed a white Sharpie with a squared tip that didn't need shaking. So what did I end up with? Two of the same terrible shaky markers I was trying to avoid.

Bright white, they write very nicely. I’ve had no problems with them being too streaky or other problems that I have experienced with other brands.. the markers always stay clean and I haven’t had any problems with leaking or smudging