Are these alcohol markers? If not, what set of Bic Markers are alcohol markers?
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Yes, according to Bic website they are alcolol based, permanent markers. Also acid free.
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Yes, they are alcohol markers. I'm pretty sure all the Bic Mark-it are alcohol markers.
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According to the package they are Acid-Free Ink, No Added Acid; no measurable pH.You do need to protect anything under neath your project as they do bleed through.
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No, they're not a permanent marker. They are a nice writing type pen. They would smudge.
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Bullet tip. But they aren't actually Popart markers. They send you cheap Japanese markers that only work on glass. I would not recommend wasting money on these scammers.
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Sharpie Accent Retractable Highlighters, Assorted, Fine Point, 8Pack - these I have used and the Ticonderoga but not the Sharpie liquid. The Ticonderoga hands down beat the Sharpie accent.The Ticonderoga did not smear on inkjet copy that was 2 weeks old but the Sharpie still smeared Badly (tho the Sharpie claims that it won't smear on inkjet but it is worse even then your really cheap hi-lite ones).These Ticonderoga went on smear free and Clear - even the purple and orange truly Highlight instead of cover/darken. Easy to read.I bought more of these because I like to copy and highlight my cross stitch patterns and these are the only ones that I trust and can see Clearly what has been highlighted. Sharpie Accent Retractable Highlighters, Assorted, Fine Point, 8Pack - these I have used and the Ticonderoga but not the Sharpie liquid. The Ticonderoga hands down beat the Sharpie accent.The Ticonderoga did not smear on inkjet copy that was 2 weeks old but the Sharpie still smeared Badly (tho the Sharpie claims that it won't smear on inkjet but it is worse even then your really cheap hi-lite ones).These Ticonderoga went on smear free and Clear - even the purple and orange truly Highlight instead of cover/darken. Easy to read.I bought more of these because I... » Read More Sharpie Accent Retractable Highlighters, Assorted, Fine Point, 8Pack - these I have used and the Ticonderoga but not the Sharpie liquid. The Ticonderoga hands down beat the Sharpie accent.The Ticonderoga did not smear on inkjet copy that was 2 weeks old but the Sharpie still smeared Badly (tho the Sharpie claims that it won't smear on inkjet but it is worse even then your really cheap hi-lite ones).These Ticonderoga went on smear free and Clear - even the purple and orange truly Highlight instead of cover/darken. Easy to read.I bought more of these because I like to copy and highlight my cross stitch patterns and these are the only ones that I trust and can see Clearly what has been highlighted. « Show Less
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No, these are dot markers, and a great price. They are NOT an art set. The dot markers work on any paper. If you want a big roll of paper, Amazon offers Kraft brown paper, or IKEA sells rolls for $5.
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As far as design work goes, they're alcohol proof. Using rubbing alcohol on paper hasn't ever removed the ink for me but I'm not sure they're so indelible that they'll hold up in pure ethanol for an extended period of time. Maybe buy a single one from an art supply store and test it?
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The tagboard is matte on both sides and has a feel of a thick stock of paper; a bit thicker than resume paper. There are also no bar code stickers on any of the boards. We use them for sign making at road races and sporting events and they work great. They are porous, but thick enough so that marker doesn't bleed through to the table/table cloth; but we do use table cloth covers just in case.
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I personally have had mine approx 6-8 months no problems. IF however you are interested in trying a different marker, my favorite for a very good inexpensive marker are the Pro-Bullet, 100 colors. These are a water based marker, whereas the Box are an alcohol based marker, and both color differently. In my experience the alcohol based markers (depending on your coloring surface, what type of paper vs card stock) tend not to streak, unlike the water based markers which DO color with streaks. But the Pro-Bullet for a water based marker are VERY nice, and have a very long shelf life.
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Yes, they have fluid ounce markers by the 1/4 ounce. They also have markings for MLs, TSP and TBS, CCs, and drams.
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The box said non toxic. I don't know what AP Certified is, not do I know if they are alcohol or water base.My set is not the Washable Markers.
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Yes, they certainly do have the 1/4 oz. marker. They are not exactly as they are shown in the picture but they are ok. I am satisfied.
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Basically, these are water-based markers with both a brush tip and a medium tip. I have not tried them on any other surface besides different types of papers. As for a fixative, you could make them semi-permanent with any type of watercolor fixative. However, they are not light-fast in my experience. These are fun markers in a HUGE range of colors. They are not an archival medium.
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The labels are UV coded. You can probably scrap off most of it and use de-natured alcohol to remove the rest.
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I recently discovered these book markers called Book Darts. They work great to mark sections.Book Darts Line Markers 125 Count Tin Mixed Metals
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The colours in this 12 marker set are: picked raspberry (pink); festive berries (red); ripe persimmon (orange);squeezed lemonade (pale yellow); iced spruce (grey-green); mowed lawn (vibrant green); evergreen bough (teal); salty ocean (blue); peacock feathers (turquoise); shaded lilac; seedless preserves (grape); gathered twigs (medium brown). You can see "swatches" with the colour names using this link: http://rangerink.com/ranger-press/new-tim-holtz-distress-markers/
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I can't find alcohol listed anywhere on the labeling. I discovered these years ago at Costco and became a great fan. I'm terrible at keeping my glasses clean without smudges and these did it for me. I couldn't find them for years and then amazon.com had them available. Happy day. They do a wonderful job and are easy to stick in a purse or pocket for when you're on the go. I've used them on my plastic lenses and have had zero problems with scratching or clouding. Just sparkling clean glasses.
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They are like markers. They work fine on paper but not glossy paper, they will smear. They did not go through my envelops.