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Sharpie ultra fine marker Ratings and Reviews
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I particularly like painting on wood. There are a few tips that the experienced craft artist knows to make their projects look professional versus handmade. One of these tips involves the Sharpie Ultra Fine marker.
Use them to make precise, fine lines that can't be drawn well with a brush. Use them to outline. This step evens out the painted lines and makes the painted project "pop".
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I tried the Sharpie Ultra-Fine marker a few years ago, when working on a filing cabinet organization project at work. I need something to permanently mark folder tabs, but a thin line to write with. Not only did it do the job, but it has become a favorite of mine for decorating book covers, writing in scrapbooks, and labeling photos, files, and even recipe cards. I've also found it to be very reliable, as in using it, I've left the lid off for as long as 15 minutes before, and worried that I'd let it dry out; but no, it keeps on writing like new. I've seen comments that it dries out if the user...
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I have tried just about every kind of permanent markers and Sharpies are by far the best. Solid black color, writes on anything and so fast drying that even left handers like me have no problem with the marker smearing. I buy them by the 12 pack at office supply stores and they are really affordable this way.
I feel like I'm back in grade school - I just bought a box of 28 multi-colored Sharpie ultra-fine markers and I just want to use them all at once! I even take them to work with me because I can use them as highlighters and underline in different colors to keep myself organized.
I keep the fine-point Sharpies onhand for writing on the backs of photos or for delicate marker jobs. They're a great quality, but one must be careful to put on the cap tightly because they run dry much more quickly than standard Sharpies.
