will these pens bleed through
1969795
I've used these pens (in at least black, green, blue, and red) for many years for grading student work and taking notes myself on a wide variety of notebook, printer/copier, and bluebook paper, and I've never noticed bleedthrough.
1969796
NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had no problems with it. NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had... » Read More NOTE: These are not like other Sharpie Pens. On most occasions they will not bleed through. The pens will sometime bleed through normal lined paper/printer paper. I've been using these pens to take notes for a long time and I even draw with it as an alternative to some art pens. (The longer you have them pressed to the paper the more ink comes out. Also, it depends on how hard you press.) If you write slowly... It might be difficult at first, but you eventually could get used to it. These are more for precision artwork/notes. I've used these throughout High School and my teachers have had no problems with it. « Show Less
1969797
you need to be a little more specific. They don't bleed through paper, but I don't know that they won't bleed through anything. I've never seen them bleed through anything, but who knows. M.
826028
I used a #2 pencil and it did not bleed through; I was not pushing hard on the pencil though. when using a black pen, sometimes you can just see a shadow from the pen.
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.
689028
Depends on the fabric. They did not bleed through canvas or terrycloth, but they do come through thin cotton, such as t-shirt material, if you color darkly or use pressure.
340214
When I write in my planners I always use a pencil since things are constantly changing for me. I have used a highlighter to mark off days that are over and haven't had any problems with bleed through.
914047
They are really good for fountain pens. For me, I use Noodler's, J. Herbin, Pilot Iroshizuku and Private Reserve inks, no bleed-through at all.
1597560
The paper is very thick. A standard ballpoint pen will not suffice to mark them. A sharpie / marker will not go through them. The paper is of very high quality, but will require a fountain pen or a robust ballpoint to write in it.Hope this helps.
485925
I haven't tried them on transparencies, but I'm pretty certain that they would, in fact, smear. They're great pens, but I don't think they're meant for anything other than paper.
899650
I have not had any problems with these smearing or getting globs of ink on the paper. They write very smoothly and nicely over the paper I have not encountered any problems whatsoever with these pens. That has been my personal experience.
1650309
The darker colors tend to bleed through thin paper (purple, blue, turquoise) but the lighter colors don't really (pink, green, orange). I have not had a problem with yellow bleeding thru.
477666
I tested it on thin paper in a bible. It did not bleed through, but it "shows" through. It would depend on how porous the paper is...HtH....Louise
63034
No, they don't. I could use them for extensive shading on both sides of a basic paper and had little to no bleed through at all. I really enjoyed using them.
914046
For really wet broad nibs, there may occasionally be some ghosting but no bleed through. I only use fountain pens and use a variety. This is the book that I use for my journal and I have been well pleased.
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.
135132
no they don't bleed like other sharpies because the ink is different ... it's like those markers where u have to push to get the ink to make the tip wet and then write ... i would buy a few packs if you are going to use it for something like that though ... they work great, but one of mine didn't work at all out of the 3
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Carol, just a quick note. Even though they do smear if you're not careful on smooth paper, I LOVE my pens. I'm on my second set. Just give them a minute or so to dry and cover your wrk and you'll love them and the way they look. Especially on dark paper, the silver and golds are great.
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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.