Will this write on a paper plate? I was worried about using a sharpie around food so I thought about a food safe pen. Will the ink "stick?"
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I tried it on a smooth party plate and it smudged. It works fine on card stock so I think it would be fine on plain white paper plates.
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Yes. You can either knead in food dye, or paint it, using edible ink & food-safe brushes.
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If you are using notebook paper the ink will definitely soak through. If you use it on thicker paper it won't soak through unless you press down hard or write really slowly.
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Yes, it is not ideal for writing on. Plastic, it's one solid piece, real flat. Just the top is rubbery. I hope that helps. We love ours, it's perfect for my son.
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It has a piece of adhesive tape on the back of the plate. Peel off the paper and it should stick to the item. I am putting mine on glass.
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I do not have an answer for your teflon perspective to the use of Sharpie Industrial Pens. I would suggest you get some and try it. I highly suspect glass would not be a problem.
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I don't think you have to worry about environmental temperature affecting it. A lot of what I've written I've left inside my car in really hot temperatures and it's been fine. The only time the ink has disappeared was when I wrote on my pizza box, then I put it in the microwave later, all of the ink was gone haha
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You can write on fabric with Sharpies....as stated here already, the ink does spread. Sharpie will also fade after repeated washing and drying.
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I tested mine with a sharpie pen and it started to smear. But it was fine with the sharpie marker... If that helps.
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I don't believe you understand how this works. This kit provides multiple circular papers about the size of a dinner plate. A person then uses WASHABLE markers or inkpads to make an ORIGINAL piece of artwork. This original circular paper is then coated and baked into a food-safe, usable, dinner plate. The baking process is the reason why you can not use crayons or oil-based inks. The paper is not copied or digitized. It is physically made into your plate. You may repeat the design on as many pieces of the provided paper as you wish. You will be charged for each plate after the first one. Each plate will be original. I don't believe you understand how this works. This kit provides multiple circular papers about the size of a dinner plate. A person then uses WASHABLE markers or inkpads to make an ORIGINAL piece of artwork. This original circular paper is then coated and baked into a food-safe, usable, dinner plate. The baking process is the reason why you can not use crayons or oil-based inks. The paper is not copied or digitized. It is physically made into your plate. You may repeat the design on as many pieces of the provided paper as you wish. You will be charged for each plate after the first one.... » Read More I don't believe you understand how this works. This kit provides multiple circular papers about the size of a dinner plate. A person then uses WASHABLE markers or inkpads to make an ORIGINAL piece of artwork. This original circular paper is then coated and baked into a food-safe, usable, dinner plate. The baking process is the reason why you can not use crayons or oil-based inks. The paper is not copied or digitized. It is physically made into your plate. You may repeat the design on as many pieces of the provided paper as you wish. You will be charged for each plate after the first one. Each plate will be original. « Show Less
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It does write on plastic and dries quickly. It might wear off with repeated use but it doesn't rub off easily. It will scratch off though.
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Write first with the sharpie, then spray lightly with multiple coats, allowing it to dry between applications. Card stock should be fine, but light paper might wrinkle. The material is water based, so putting too much on in one coat could cause issues with paper.
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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.
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It does work with rice paper and it works very nicely. You just have to make sure to use it at least once a week so the edible ink won't dry up.
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Yes, it is not ideal for writing on.Plastic, it's one solid piece, real flat. Just the top is rubbery.I hope that helps. We love ours, it's perfect for my son.
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Hi Catherine... Yes if you use a FINE TIP Sharpie it will work fine. As you are aware they are small pieces so I would suggest having the guests write on the back side. Don B San Diego, CA
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Hello Robert--I have had the stamper for only a couple of months, but so far it is working OK. The ink has been sharp and dark every time. I use it to add my return address to envelopes. The rubber surface with the letters on it sticks in the down position, though. I bang it on the table top to break it free.