Questions and Answers for Sharpie Fashion Colors Medium Point Oil-Based Paint Marker (5-Pack)

A:  Hi. The Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers can be removed by using water. Have a nice day!

A:  Hi, QueenBee. Although Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers are fade-and water-resistant, they are not designed for any ceramic or glass surfaces that will be subject to detergent washing. For longevity, we recommended adding a clear coat of acrylic to the finished design, as well as hand-washing.

A:  Hello, Moniquesdavis03. Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers are not ideal for writing in fabric. We recommend you to use Stained by Sharpie Brush Tip Fabric Markers.

A:  Hello, DebraSue. Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers can resist water, just make sure that the ink are well dried before hand washing. Also, ink composition of this product are not heat resistant.

A:  Sharpie oil and water based paint markers are both ideal for making for making scrapbooks, posters, and window designs. If you will be using the product on indoor walls, we cannot guarantee if the ink mark will last long.

A:  We cannot guarantee the outcome since they we're two different type of ink composition. However, if you will give it a try we recommend to apply it in a small area first for you to see the result.

A:  Yes it can, but after you do the acrylic and it drys because it won't mix that well it the oil gos first. Then you put acrylic over. The oil colors.

A:  Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers, Medium Point can be used on mixed media as they are highly recommended to be used for making scrapbooks, posters, and window designs.

A:  Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers, can be used on desk and tables. If you wish to remove them we recommend to use rubbing alcohol and Amodex ink and stain remover to erase paint markers from desk.

A:  Yes if you use a oil based thinner. Look at your local art store for a product called speedball art go on speedballart.com they might have what your looking for. Also, Be careful when using orderless paint thinners.

A:  Hi, we recommend to wipe the stained area with a cloth dampened with rubbing alcohol or a non-flammable dry cleaning solvent (Carbona, Energine, Goof Off). This may be followed with the use of scouring powder. Wash the area with a detergent in water. The use of household bleach may help to bleach the stain. Be careful as it may affect the surface or material being treated. We hope this helps.