Water-Based Paint Markersby Sharpie ![]() Sharpie Water-Based Paint Markers are water-based, opaque, valve-action paint markers with vibrant colors that stand out on both light and dark surfaces. Their water and fade resistant ink won’t bleed through paper, so the pens are great for scrapbooking, art projects, posters, and signs. The markers are ideal for writing and drawing on glass and other difficult-to-mark surfaces. You can use them on building windows, car windows, and even chalkboards!
Sharpie Water-Based Paint Markers are AP non-toxic and acid free.
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Product Questions and AnswersWe need chalk or pens to write on a chalkboard that will be outside. Do these pens run in water? - Asked by Meagan T. on 30-Oct-13
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The Sharpie Poster-Paint Markers are water-based and can be removed easily with soap and water. However, you should search for liquid chalk markers for your purpose. - Answered by MisterArt on 31-Oct-13Do any of these markers have a chisel tip? - Asked by Nancy Hediger on 06-Aug-13
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Not the Sharpie, but look at the Marvy acrylic paint markers, which have a 3-way chisel tip. - Answered by MisterArt on 07-Aug-13Are these gloss or matte finish? - Asked by Mike on 18-Jul-13
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They are a bit on the glossy side and not matte. - Answered by MisterArt on 19-Jul-13How do I get Sharpie water-based paint markers off my window? - Asked by wendy gross on 11-Jun-13
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Unless it is baked on by sun, it should just come off with soap and water or a little bleach. - Answered by MisterArt on 12-Jun-13Can it be used on polymer clay? - Asked by Sham on 09-Jun-13
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These markers write on just about any surface. - Answered by MisterArt on 10-Jun-13Will this Sharpie paint smear when I varnish it? - Asked by Cathy C on 01-Feb-13
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Most varnishes are acrylic or oil-based and will cause theses markers to bleed. - Answered by MisterArt on 05-Feb-13Will these markers permanently adhere to glass and stand up to light dish washing? Basically, can they be used on wine glasses? - Asked by Denise on 16-Jan-13
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Theses markers are water-based, and will not stay permanent if exposed to water or dishwashing. We suggest using the Vitrea 160 Markers by Pebeo or the Paint Markers by Sharpie. - Answered by MisterArt on 18-Jan-13How do I seal water-based Sharpie art? - Asked by Taimay on 13-Jan-13
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For the Poster-Paint Markers by Sharpie, you can use an all-purpose sealer. We suggest using Spray Clear by Blair. - Answered by MisterArt on 15-Jan-13What is the best way of cleaning Sharpie's Poster-Paint Marker off windows? - Asked by Dani Lee on 27-Nov-12
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They are water-based and can be cleaned up easily with soap and water. - Answered by MisterArt on 28-Nov-12Ask a Question About Water-Based Paint Markers![]() ?
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