Can I write on it with a regular permanent Sharpie (and it will wash off with the stabalizer) or do I need to buy a water soluble marker
1050443
I used an ultra fine sharpie marker to make a pattern on the stabilizer, then sewed over it and dissolved it with no problems. To be clear, I did not write on the stabilizer while it was on the fabric - but on another solid surface. When I was sure the ink was dry - I placed the stabilizer over the fabric and sewed. Hope this helps.
1050444
I haven't tried using the marker but I suspect the marker will bleed through the stabilizer. I would not use a permanent marker.
425203
I don't know... they give you a pen. and I think you have to use water soluble pens, not dry erase. or I think it said it would leave ghost markings.
1307753
Until it is dry, you can dilute it with water although I don't recomend it. Once dry however, it is not washable in water or bleach as i have ruined a good shirt trying to remove the ink stain (my fault). As the title says "bulletproof" which is Noodler's permanent inks suitable for documents that need permanent inks like checks. Note, do not use in an older fountain pen but a newer one instead as the ink can be abrasive to internal components like older seals. New FP's seem fine with it.
2182187
Yes you would be able to write on the outside. It would have to be with a permanent marker tho.
368242
Do you mean "Do I need labels"? Labels are nice, of course, but you can also write on the top of the disc with a permanent marker, with some caveats. There are now thoughts that even marker ink will eventually bleed through the top surface and degrade your recording. Here is a good article on the subject, including info on newer markers deemed safer: http://www.tapeonline.com/articles/using-permanent-ink-markers-on-cds-dvds Amazon currently has some of these "safer" markers for sale. I haven't tried them myself - just look for "Sharpie CD/DVD Twin Tip Permanent Markers" here.
454932
Although I have purchased these I have not used them. I have used Sharpie's Fine-tip Permanent markers to outline pictures that I was painting on baby quilts. I have pictures of one I made 25 years ago that was well loved and well washed. More than weekly the first few years. It was recently photographed and I can still see most of the lines in the pictures. I know that they make cloth specific markers but I do trust Sharpie. I know that the ink formulation (25 years ago) did not damage the fabric and stayed on. Hope this helps.
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Do you mean "Do I need labels"? Labels are nice, of course, but you can also write on the top of the disc with a permanent marker, with some caveats. There are now thoughts that even marker ink will eventually bleed through the top surface and degrade your recording. Here is a good article on the subject, including info on newer markers deemed safer:http://www.tapeonline.com/articles/using-permanent-ink-markers-on-cds-dvdsAmazon currently has some of these "safer" markers for sale. I haven't tried them myself - just look for "Sharpie CD/DVD Twin Tip Permanent Markers" here. Do you mean "Do I need labels"? Labels are nice, of course, but you can also write on the top of the disc with a permanent marker, with some caveats. There are now thoughts that even marker ink will eventually bleed through the top surface and degrade your recording. Here is a good article on the subject, including info on newer markers deemed safer:http://www.tapeonline.com/articles/using-permanent-ink-markers-on-cds-dvdsAmazon currently has some of these "safer" markers for sale. I haven't tried them myself - just look for "Sharpie CD/DVD Twin Tip... » Read More Do you mean "Do I need labels"? Labels are nice, of course, but you can also write on the top of the disc with a permanent marker, with some caveats. There are now thoughts that even marker ink will eventually bleed through the top surface and degrade your recording. Here is a good article on the subject, including info on newer markers deemed safer:http://www.tapeonline.com/articles/using-permanent-ink-markers-on-cds-dvdsAmazon currently has some of these "safer" markers for sale. I haven't tried them myself - just look for "Sharpie CD/DVD Twin Tip Permanent Markers" here. « Show Less
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I'm not sure yet but will know this after this weekend because I'm taking a bottle of conditioner with me to a hotel and I will be leaving it in the shower. I actually was wondering if I should use a permanent marker but chose the label so I will post another answer for you when I get back in a couple of days, hope it's not to late. I will also stick a piece of tupperware with the label on it and wash it and see if it sticks. Sorry this is all I can tell you for now.
1648647
If you use a permanent marker it wont come off. Or you could make a template of what you want it to say and spray paint it.
1905135
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.
1576065
I didn't use a chalk pen, but I did use regularchalk and unfortunately the letters did wipe off too easily with frequent handling. I will try a chalk pen before I give up on the labels. I am using the rest of the contact paper on a cupboard face for a chalk board.
801226
No, it is a water based Ink. I don't think you could refill it with permanent ink either, it does not seal well enough and would dry out.
1319170
I would not recommend using a regular Sharpie. There's a special one for DVDs because the regular one can damage the disc (do a Google search for information about it and you'll see).
1210839
I've never tried to write on it but i assume dry erase markers will work great. i wouldn't try Sharpie.
332367
Tested myself using everclear (95% ethenol), the ink falls right off the paper. A side note permanent marker was no better, maybe even a little worse.
2061981
I use a dry erase marker, not on the special write-able area. Works great on any bottle, so long as you're reasonably careful not to smudge it off with your fingers when you put it in the fridge.
843314
Ya, just make sure you let it dry.I takes a long time. I am not a huge fan of dippy pens but I have a set and if youre after a certain line it works. Im drawing "illuminated" letters w this ink. I did a calligraphy wall plaque too.its a hoot.Drives ppl nuts."Why do you have a blank paper on the wall?"