Will a marker (Sharpie) bleed through the page, onto the page underneath?
1022370
I've done Sharpie illustrations and had no bleed through problems. Just as long as you don't use too heavy of a hand!
477667
It doesn't bleed through paper. But they don't write very consistently. I'd be in the middle of writing and the ink would stop coming out. This happened more with certain colors than others. But i really like the shimmer of the ink, so i still write with them. Just not for work or anything important.
360316
A Sharpie pen doesn't write all that well on surfaces like the Sharpie markers, but it's worth a try! I recommend Sakura Pigma Micron pens for wood and an important event memory as your wedding. It is archival ink and doesn't fade in time and writes well! Congratulations and all the best.
159680
Yes. just figure out which direction to load the paper. If it's upside down it won't mark through.
1736515
Yes they do bleed through. However, if you photocopied the picture you could keep the coloring book and still use the markers. I really like themand they are an excellent value for what you get. They open into three compartments and fold back into one. You have 36 colors to choose from.I don't know anywhere else you can get a deal like this.
1805710
Depending on what surface you write on with sharpie it can be rubbed off over time, so it would have to be reapplied after a few washes. Short of engraving, however, it holds 'permanent' the longest of any medium (or brand) I have found.
2183556
I use gel pens and they dont bleed through the pages... the paper is a good thickness. Pages are meant to stay put and heavily bound, this is not the type of notebook you can tear pages out of.
477664
happily no these pens do not bleed through the paper. Although to be safe you can use a piece of paper, on the back of the page you're writing on.
2225021
These will seep through and probably cause cheap paper to tear and have little bits to come up. These are artist markers and must be used on good paper.
1943931
I was burning a design into the wood and painting it, it's got this thin clear coat to it. I'm sure sharpie would stick but probably rub off over time, I'd sand it and when the weddings over put a clear coat over the signatures that way it's more permanent. Neat idea for a guest book and congratulations
698280
I just wrote on some very porous legal pad paper. I used the cartridge ink and a gel pen for comparison. Yes, the ink does bleed through porous paper. The gel ink did not.
2224847
My grandkids have used a few different kinds. you can use washable Crayola markers with no problem. they will not bleed through. I think the regular Crayola markers would also be fine.you can also use fine point permanent Sharpie markers with no problem with bleed through.you can use regular permanent Sharpie markers, but there is some bleed through with the darker colors-but if you have something beneath, it should be fine.We have also used some scrapping markers that were fine.
2183555
Sometimes it bleeds through the page for me. Most of the time you can just see the outlines of the other page. I use both a papermate and uniball signo 207.
958474
I've used copics and prismacolor markers in this, the paper is thin and pen and marker will bleed through pretty badly. I would recommend buying a book or paper specifically for copics, or a multimedia sketchbook.
597297
You could probably write on it with a permanent sharpie marker. The material is plastic (similar to a disposable plastic tablecloth or ziplock bag).
360315
yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
19610
They do not smear on paper or porous surfaces , but do on non-porous surfaces such as plastic, metal, painted wood, etc.If you leave the pen in one place, it will bleed through to the other side, but in normal writing, it won't (on regular paper). If you are using very thin paper (tissue paper, onion skin paper, etc.) it will bleed through, just like any other marker.