BICMark-it Ultra-Fine Point Permanent Marker

These are great permanent markers! I love Sharpies, but I’ve never found their ultra-fines to write smoothly. These are the way to go for fine lines! They come in colors too!

I love these Bic Mark-It permanent markers! I used to be a die-hard Sharpie user, and I still do like the larger, thicker Sharpie markers for using to label things and address packages, etc. But these fine tip Bic Mark It markers are my new "go to" permanent markers when I need a fine line or need to label smaller items that the larger Sharpies just cannot maneuver around. Yes, I do know that Sharpie also makes fine tip markers, and I do own color sets of BOTH the Bic Mark Its AND the Sharpies in fine tip which I use for coloring. HOWEVER, I have found that the fine tip black Sharpie pens will seem to dry out quickly while I'm using them. They get writing again after I scribble a bit with them, but it's a pain! These Bic Mark It's don't seem to have that problem, so I can uncap one and continue using it with the cap off for an extended period of time. A HUGE convenience, in my opinion! I am an avid stitcher and use little plastic baggies (Floss Away) to organize my large assortment of embroidery floss. The baggies have an area of white which is intended for labeling the color/brand of floss you've stored in each particular bag. Before I start a new project, I need to sort and label each Floss Away baggie with the name of the thread and the symbol used to identify that color on my chart. These Bic Mark It's work beautifully for this purpose as I only have a small space to write all my needed information AND a regular ball point pen has the risk of smudging OR rubbing off on my work in progress! The permanent ink of the Bic Mark It's will NOT smudge or rub off (thank goodness) and since they don't dry out quickly like the Sharpie brand, I can take my time neatly labeling each bag and sorting my threads in preparation for my stitching project. I love these markers!! I also recommend their large assortment of colored markers if you are a crafter or have become engrossed in this "adult coloring book" phenomenon that seems to be taking the country by storm! I like to use them to outline the areas in a nice, bold line (well, a nice FINE bold line) and then use colored pencils to fill in the section. It makes your coloring projects POP! These are a 10/10 in my estimation.

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I love these pens! They are great for coloring but they do bleed through. I especially love to use them for my watercolor paintings because they are waterproof. Just make sure your painting is dry to be on the safe side.

I love these pens. I use them to write on card stock and they DO NOT bleed to the other side. They make my writing look amazing. Will keep purchasing.

Got this to sign difficult surfaces. I'm a photographer and signing those prints on aluminum is not easy. These pens work well, but best for smaller prints since the mark is fairly small in this application. Mainly, I like 'em because they dry pretty quickly on that difficult surface and they don't rub off afterward.To be clear, the surface I'm writing on is the polyester coating on the aluminum.

Perfect pen for writing on specimen tubes. I run a lab and draw blood so I am constantly writing lots of info on tiny tubes, not to mention I am left handed. No smudging, and clear dark marking. Doesnt work well on paper though. I would reccomend these to anyone in the medical laboratory field that don't use label makers in their lab.

The product description doesn't list the end-point (marker) size: it's 0.6 mm.Anyway, this marker looks great on a variety of surfaces (paper, plastic, etc.). It's not so fluid that it's messy, nor is it so dry that it's hard to write with. These markers also haven't had an issue of running out of ink obnoxiously fast like several other brands have for me.