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Sharpie Oil-Based Fine Point Paint Markers, 12 Silver Markers (37338)

Sharpie Oil-Based Fine Point Paint Markers, 12 Silver Markers (37338)

(5 customer reviews)

List Price:	$40.49
Our Price:	$23.36
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Description:

Sharpie Oil-Based Fine Point Paint Markers, 12 Silver Markers (37338)

Features:

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Set of 12 Silver Markers

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Permanent, oil-based opaque, valve-action paint marker

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Marks on virtually any surface: metal, pottery, wood, rubber, glass, plastic, stone

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Quick drying ink marks opaque and glossy on light or dark surfaces

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Durable fine point tip produces thinner, detailed lines

Product Details:

Product Length:	0.19 inches
Product Width:	0.25 inches
Product Height:	5.19 inches
Product Weight:	0.0 pounds
Package Length:	5.3 inches
Package Width:	3.3 inches
Package Height:	1.3 inches
Package Weight:	0.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 5 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 2.5

( 5 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Good thing these were pack of 12...Aug 15, 2011
By Cookie Monster
My only qualm with this product that these markers seem to run dry quickly. I used them to draw a ton of medium sized circles across a 16 x 20 canvas...it took 9 of the 12 markers to complete. I am glad it was enough for my use, but I just feel like it's a waste to have to throw out all these empty pens. I would not suggest these if you have a bigger project that would require a lot of area to cover. Otherwise, the quality is a perfect silver color as advertised.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Silver Sharpies for ClassFeb 27, 2011
By smorris900
Purchased for a class project for my students -- they didn't last quite as long as I would have liked, though it is the first time I have tried this product, so that may have been normal!

Excellent Quality Paints - They just don't have much in themOct 15, 2011
By D. MOORE
I use the markers in my CNC machine to draw on large sheets of plastic. I've yet to find a better item that replaces these. I have no problem with them except that they only come filled with about 20-25% of the pen with ink. I really would not care if they were 2x or 3x the price if they filled them up because they end up running out, requiring me to remove the old one, mount in a new one and then re-run the job. Sharpie people - if you read this, offer up an "industrial" version of this marker that is actually filled up with paint - I'll play more for it.

4 of 8 found the following review helpful:

For indexing your moleskinesDec 18, 2005
By Zechristof "zechristof"
There is simply no better way to index your moleskines than with this permanent silver marker. Consistent Quality is a number one feature of Sharpies, and this silver beauty is no exception. Your moleskines have a black outer skin (unless you managed to grab the unusual red-bound model from Italy). And since you (and I) cannot live with only a single moleskine in action at any given moment, you (and I) must have a way of telling one moleskine from another. Plus, I save mine -- the journals make wonderful reading later on, and the calendars are archived out of necessity. With the silver Sharpie to label the spines, I can quickly find the one I need. What a great buy at this price!

Added months later: As the comment below indicates, there is a problem with sharpie silver ink sticking around on the spines of moleskines that you handle often. I have not had a lot of smearing, but I have seen fading. I am experimenting with ways to fix the silver sharpie ink simply, but have nothing to report yet. I will re-edit this review if I find anything simple that works without smearing the ink.

1 of 11 found the following review helpful:

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICEDec 02, 2009
By Brian Ferrier
I ordered 2 sets of 12 markers, pay $15 shipping and get 2 markers. What a deal. Good luck with the customer service!