Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers, Medium Point, White, 2 Pack

Have used these in the past so I know they're reliable as markers but never bought them on Amazon. I'm pleasantly surprised. Came just as described. Each marker is wrapped in plastic to keep them from drying out or leaking. Both are in perfect condition. Tried one out already and it works great. Does take a minute to get the paint to the tip but not an issue for me.

Worked as it should. Be aware that you have to follow the instructions; meaning to depress the tip right side up, then replace the tip and shake well. You then need to depress the tip several times on a piece of paper and/or leave the tip depressed for a little bit to get the paint to flow. Worked really well for marking a dark plastic surface.

These gel pens make a clear solid line and dependable to write on many different types of material. However, be careful any underlying material since the gel penetrates what it writes on and. Can damage whatever you ise for a surface to place the writing on. Will definitely buy again. They are much better then regular ballpoint pens

Before purchasing the Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker on Amazon, I noticed many customer reviews claiming that the marker did not come with instructions. After receiving the product myself, I can confirm that this is not true. The instructions are clearly printed on the marker itself. The marker works!

Works ok. Takes some getting used rate for flow and seems to run out or dry out quicker than expected

I'm incredibly disappointed and frustrated! I've been searching everywhere for a WHITE marker, but all I keep finding are those messy ones that leak oil and require constant shaking just to write simple information at work. I thought, "Sharpie has so many options — surely theirs would be better." None of the Sharpies I own have ever had this awful shaky, leaky design. I read the product info carefully — nothing mentioned it needed shaking — and it's Sharpie, for Christ’s sake! The only video I found showed a white Sharpie with a squared tip that didn't need shaking. So what did I end up with? Two of the same terrible shaky markers I was trying to avoid.

This product should come with instructions. I ruined one of the pens while trying to figure it out. One must press hard until the tip retracts inside the pen. Do this for about half a minute or when the ink oozes out.

I sent mine back and bought the same product from Walmart, I followed the directions and it still didn’t work. What I tried was putting clear tape on the tip and shaking it up for 1 minute then taking the tape off and it worked.