Are these permanent? I would like pens that don't smudge or bleed from water or alcohol markers
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They are not permanent markers. They did smudge for me on a slick calendar that I was writing on. It had to dry for a while before I could write anything else on the calendar. I hope that helps! Happy New Year!
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No, they're not a permanent marker. They are a nice writing type pen. They would smudge.
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J. I. Rosemberg! Thanks for your interest in our products. The tips for these pens are very soft and "buoyant". They are hollow, so they are only meant to be swept across the screen, as you would your fingertip or a paintbrush. Hope that helps! If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Hi Amy- these are very wet pens with thick ink. I doodle with them on mail all the time. I just have to give them time to dry. The thick ink looks cool. They aren't my favorite. Try singles at michaels.
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No, they are regular ink but it writes very smooth, like a gel but without any smudges. Hope it helps
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No, they either bleed or write very light. I tried many of them and I wouldn't use the again
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Water will clean it since the paint is water based, but by my experience, I've used these pens a fair amount of time and didn't have any problems of paint clogging on the nibs. The nibs are still as clean as brand new.
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Not really, but really depends on the surface material. They're good pens, except they don't last too long.
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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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No. You need a regular felt tip for that purpose. The pens are excellent for writing...and no bleed through.
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I have used them in my Erin Condren planner and it really depends on how hard you write with your pen. More often than not, they don't bleed.
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They do dry out a little bit if left for a day or so, but not as bad as a big Sharpie or other markers. Just wet a little, dab a little, and they're ready to go. I like these pens so much that I actually keep track of them and try to remember to put caps back on because I don't want to have throw any of them away before using it all up. Never ever had a pen like that before! And the price is right! Hope that helps.
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Fine tip markers/pens. They're great. They don't bleed. And the color is true to the cap color.
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No they are like normal markers they go till they run out of ink. My tattoos have lasted about a week an half.
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If they are "wet erase" I believe they do come off with water. You can write on these with Permanent Sharpies, but that won't come off. We've created "generic" signs so we don't have to change the message. (Sign up for VBS This week!) instead of using dates. If you use Wet Erase that may come off, but I haven't tried it. And if it rains, it also may come off. I've also taken a design to a graphic artist and got a 24x36 sheet that we then stuck on to the panel. It's waterproof and if we want to change it, we just have to peal it off. The "stick on designs" are pricy, but if you plan on using them all year (Worship on Sunday at 9 AM - All Welcome) it's worth it. Blessings, Tom
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I think I have heard to use rubbing alcohol...I tried heat...like from a match...dont do that! doesnt work. But seems like the pens that are the ones with japanese writing on them work way better then the ones that do not...I have had no trouble with clogging with them, the others...always!
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These markers are not good for children or using on regular paper of any type. The ink will bleed thru unless you are using a good quality cardstock. Also they are permanent and anything childrenmay get these next too will be permanently stained.
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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.