Does this paper bleed through if used with a sharpie? I need a paper that i can draw onto and then trace over with a sharpie and have it bleed through
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I tested it with a black Sharpie and it does not bleed through to the original beneath. It also does not feather on te tracing paper, it works beautifully. Very clean and takes to toe paper well.
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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.
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I tested on copy paper - used dry, they would not bleed through, but you can see it from the other side. If used with water, they would bleed through.
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In the 2015 planner, I had fine sharpie markers bleed through. Gel pens do not bleed through.
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Looks like I'm coming late to this party, but sure you can! If it's a sharpie** Did anyone say that already?? LOL I would not use any other kind of marker :D
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I don't see why not. We used Sharpie markers with cardboard inside so it wouldn't bleed through. Paint would also bleed through.
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The extra fine does not write that wet. I have not experienced any bleed on the otherside of the paper. If you want it to write wetter, I would suggest a wider tip.
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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.
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This paper does not bleed on my two printers. I cannot speak beyond them. Both are Epson; an Artisan 900 and a Work Force 630. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Depends on the paper you are using. Standard copy paper? Yes. Cardstock, no. I was using 40lb gloss paper and it did not bleed through.
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If you are not too heavy with the sharpie, yes. I use Pigma Micron pens (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0008G8G8Y/) without any problem. But it's more for sketching than finished art work. I use it as a traditional sketchbook to capture the mood and my thoughts in addition to a photo. Photos tend to miss the mood of the moment that a sketchbook can capture. If you are heavy with a sharpie, then you would just no use the reverse side of the page. Or you could use something like a Strathmore Visual Journal (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YIZ0DW).
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No, the ink does not bleed through paper. These, without a doubt, are my favorite pens.
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I use it on black thick paper so it doesn't bleed - I have used in on white paper - it doesn't come all the way through, but you can definitely see it.
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I primarily use mine in adult coloring books. They do "shadow" some on the backside of some of the pages but that is different from "bleeding". For this reason, I look for coloring books which are printed on only one side of the page. I'm in love with Flair's smooth application and vivid colors.
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I used the markers on white, yellow, and blue shirts and it did not bleed through. Just to be safe and provide a flat surface, I put a piece of cardboard inside the shirt while drawing.
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No. You need a regular felt tip for that purpose. The pens are excellent for writing...and no bleed through.
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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