Could I write in this with colored sharpies or will it leak through to the back/next page? I love to color code!
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I used a dark color sharpie to draw a line on 1 of my back pages, and it did not leak through. I could see the line from the other side, but it would not hinder you writing something else on the other side. My suggestion would be to use lighter colors then you wouldn't see it on the other side at all. I like colors too, but I use a pencil to write in my calendar, so I can easily make changes where needed. Then I use highlighters to color code, and I have not had any problems with it leaking through. In fact, I have a friend who liked mine so much that she ordered a July 2014 - June 2015, and I had her order me one too. I used a dark color sharpie to draw a line on 1 of my back pages, and it did not leak through. I could see the line from the other side, but it would not hinder you writing something else on the other side. My suggestion would be to use lighter colors then you wouldn't see it on the other side at all. I like colors too, but I use a pencil to write in my calendar, so I can easily make changes where needed. Then I use highlighters to color code, and I have not had any problems with it leaking through. In fact, I have a friend who liked mine so much that she ordered a July 2014 - June 2015,... » Read More I used a dark color sharpie to draw a line on 1 of my back pages, and it did not leak through. I could see the line from the other side, but it would not hinder you writing something else on the other side. My suggestion would be to use lighter colors then you wouldn't see it on the other side at all. I like colors too, but I use a pencil to write in my calendar, so I can easily make changes where needed. Then I use highlighters to color code, and I have not had any problems with it leaking through. In fact, I have a friend who liked mine so much that she ordered a July 2014 - June 2015, and I had her order me one too. « Show Less
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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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I don't think they would leak through, I think you would probably see it through though. I recommend the Pilot Frixion highlighters and gel pens. They have great color sets and they are eraseable. Love them.
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Yes! Just be aware that the lines will be thicker and you'll either need to write bigger or not press as hard. But the color looks nice on a dark paper.
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I write on mine with a Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent Marker. I have not experienced any problems. My last order was shipped on 11-25-2013. The DVD finish on this order does not appear to be different from my previous order.
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Yes! They will smear and are not like normal sharpies! No, they will not go through paper (printer paper is the thinnest I have used them on) as long as you keep moving, like a normal "wetter" pen/marker.
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Yes, you can write on the back. *However*, as I recall, there are Canon logo watermarks across a diagonal across the page ... I am not at home to be sure of this though.Also, a ball point pen is likely to leave impressions on the paper - depending on how deeply you write, this could show at the front of the image. I would instead use a Sharpie permanent, fine-point perhaps.
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Hi, these markers bleed through paper, some colour at the first time, others if you colour the same area more times to define outlines better. You need heavy paper to avoid this risk or double sheet of paper in order not to look at the back of coloured sheet. Hope to have been useful!
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The point isn't fine enough to appear as a "pen" signature, but it is fine enough for autographing black pages, IMHO. The signature might have to be about 20% larger than when using a more typical pen.I have not tested it for seeping through; I use mine to label black plastic model airplane connections.
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You can use black sharpie and it doesn't bleed, it's a plastic strip. Not really tape....
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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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Joel, I use the Paper Mate Flair pens to grade math papers. In that limited application, it does not smear or leak through the paper. However, I do not use it for taking notes, writing long letters or anything that could/might get wet and possibly run/smear. Most of my fellow instructors prefer ink for written assignments or tests. I do find that the lighter colors are practically useless and tend to use only dark/bright colors
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I have written on them with a sharpie just fine. The white side is just a waxy sort of paper designed to be peeled off to reveal the glue underneath. But if you leave the backing on, you can write on it just fine.
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My GUESS is NO, they are made for Fabric--which will absorbs the ink and colors. That is however, just a guess. My best advise would be to contact Sharpie customer service. I have found them to be helpful regarding other questions in the past. Try www.sharpie.com/enAU/CustomerService/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
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Not any better than a regular sharpie, the ink is just resistant to higher temperatures is all. Engraving would be your best bet.
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Hi. Yes I have. I write with a Sharpie and the Tag sticks on and I can read the contents easier too! Good luck
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Hello Ronny!The color on top of the DVD is a white/silver color. Yes, you can write on it with a Sharpie marker. Sony DVDs are the best I have ever used, if you take care of them they rarely scratch.
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I tried writing our name on the bottom of an acylic plastic cup that we take to church dinners, etc., and it wrote well and dried well. However the ink coloring wasn't as dark as I would have liked. My cup was a green color, though. If you have frosted finish or clear glasses, you may be very pleased. Hope this helps!
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I filled mine by dipping in ink. It should not be a hard start to write. If anything dip in ink or rub a damp paper towel across the nib