Sanford 35558 Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker, Medium Point, White, 1-Count

If you’re looking for something that blows fabric paint pens out of the water, THIS IS IT. Not only did it bleed through (not complaining, it’s just that pigmented/works that good) but it lasted through a 6hr night at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO’s cold, raining evening. Hand washed what I drew it on and it’s still bright as it was the first time I drew with it.

it works great on dark color items.. shipped fast

Great pen. Handy for touch ups. Bright white color. Only takes one coat to be seen.

Nice fluid delivery. It is paint not a sharpie though. Paint comes out quick. Wish they made n actual sharpie with white ink

I followed all of the instructions, and the marker is defective. No ink comes out. Amazon will not allow a return. Save yourself the money and the hassle. Do not purchase this item.

It works as described, no complaints at all

I bought this marker specifically to color the monochrome weight markings on my REP QuickDraw dumbbells so that the weight increments are easy to read. It was easy to work with and I'm happy with the result! Quick tip: Sometimes the tip dries down a bit. When this happens, pressing down the tip on a surface brings out more paint to the marker tip faster. I found it's safer to do this on a separate surface or a throw away rag since if you press too hard you can easily make a mess.

I wasn't impressed with this product. We have metal columns on our front porch and some of the paint had chipped off. I was hoping this pen would be able to fill in the spots well enough that it wouldn't be noticeable. I wasn't expecting a miracle but I was, at the very least, expecting to turn the "naked" silver metal color to white so it would blend in better. This marker didn't do a darn thing! I followed the instructions and even tested the marker first on wood. The paint did come out and looked like it was ready to go. I tried to fill in the stripped areas on the metal and it just didn't work. The paint didn't cover and seemed extremely watery. I shook the pen vigorously for a good 2 minutes before using it, too. It just wouldn't color on the metal. I also had to keep pushing in the pen tip to get anything to come out at all. Every little speck of dirt and debri seemed to somehow get trapped on the pen tip, too, which created an even bigger mess. We have painted wood on our back deck and it is stripped in some areas. I did try filling in the areas with the pen just to test it out and it definitely worked better on wood than metal. I still didn't think the paint came out well. I had to keep pushing in the tip for anything to happen. Overall, I just wasn't impressed and would definitely go with something else next time.