Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker, Extra Fine Point, Silver Ink, Pack of 3

I’m writing a note to every single one of our 303 wedding guests (yeah I know that’s A LOT, but oh well). I chose black notecards and needed a silver pen to write..this is the only one thin enough that works consistently and looks beautiful! Well except for my terrible handwriting. Lol

To be honest, I wasn't expecting this kind of quality out of a Sharpie. I was hoping for something passable, and while this isn't UCHIDA levels, they're certainly great for all the art projects I've used them for. Remember to shake it properly, and give it a press-test before using it on the desired surface!

These are the best permanent metallic markers around. I use these to write on plastic parts and they do not smear, fade, run, or wipe off after dried. The fine point allows me to get into tight areas and my mark-up remains legible. Great value for the price.

I've opened two of the individually sealed pens. One worked fine. One just dribbles paint - paint will not flow through tip. These paint-Sharpies are definitely a denser color than the silver ink Sharpie pens, and the ultra-fine tip is nice for marking small parts in my shop. But with a 50% failure rate so far, I'm not completely satisfied. They were factory sealed so this is not an issue with the seller, but the product itself.

Very nice for marking on surfaces, it puts down a thicker coat than a typical sharpie does so it will last a bit longer under use. Ink flows well and I have no complaints.. would buy again.

I bought three of these pens a year ago. I just got one of them out and peeled off its plastic covering.Tried to write on a dark surface. No marks. Pen seems to be completely dry. Shook that daylights out of it and tried to write on a paper surface. Still not making any marks.Completely useless.

Pens worked as intended. At first I tried a silver Sharpie to label dark hard plastic devices at work with marginal success. The oil-based pens do an OK job but will eventually wear off the hard plastic. I was worried the paint would dry inside pen once I started using it, but the first pen I opened is still working after more than 2 months. I still have one pen that hasn't been used yet, so hopefully won't need to purchase again for a while. I would buy again if needed, as I can't find these in the local market.

I bought these for a poster project for my son's birthday. I liked the way they worked, but I had to use two or three for a small 1/2 poster. I was only writing a few words on the cardboard. They would be great for a small project or a few signatures on cards, but not for a big project.

I’m a photographer who like to use silver or gold metallic pens to sign my work. These Sharpie pens are absolute junk. They last for one or two uses, if at all. They leak all over when they stop working, too. Total junk.