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Sharpie Permanent Markers, Fine Point, Black, 12 Count - School Supply for High School and College Students

Sharpie Permanent Markers, Fine Point, Black, 12 Count - School Supply for High School and College Students

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Why you'll love it

  • Trusted Sharpie brand delivers consistent, professional-grade permanent marks
  • 12-count bulk pack provides strong value and reduces frequent repurchasing
  • Fade-resistant and water-resistant ink ensures labels and marks last for years
  • Multi-surface versatility (paper, plastic, metal) eliminates the need for multiple marker types
  • Quick-drying alcohol-based ink prevents smudging on important documents and projects

Perfect for

  • Labeling storage bins, boxes, and file folders in offices and homes
  • Marking inventory, shipping boxes, and warehouse goods
  • Grading papers and writing on whiteboards/labels in classrooms
  • Creating art projects, posters, and custom designs on paper, plastic, and metal
  • Organizing garage tools, pantry items, and household supplies with long-lasting labels

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Product Information
Proudly permanent ink marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces

Intensely bold colours create eye-popping, vibrant impressions

Remarkably resilient ink dries quickly and resists fading and water

Endlessly versatile fine tip makes impressively bold, detailed marks

Includes 12 black permanent markers, for a rich and long-lasting colour
Sharpie Permanent Markers | Fine Point for Bold Details | Black Ink | 12 Count Marker PensRecommended Uses For Product: Metal,Plastic
Target Audience: Adult
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 03501170810934
Age Range Description: All Ages
Warranty Description: As Labeled
Included Components: 12 x Black Sharpie Markers
Surface Recommendation: Paper
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Alcohol
Ink Color: Black
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Fade Resistant, Indelible, Multi Surface Use, Quick-Drying Ink, Water Resistant
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.5 millimeters
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Standard
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Color: Black
Style: Fine Tip
Pattern: Single
Body Shape: Cylindrical
Number of Items: 12
Item Weight: 0.01 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 1
Item Dimensions: 0.63 x 0.5 x 5.44 inches

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my high school or college student use these markers for school projects and posters?

Yes. The fine 0.5mm point and bold black ink make these markers ideal for poster titles, science fair boards, history projects, and detailed diagrams across all school levels from high school through trade school.

Is the fine point safe and easy for teens to use on label-making projects?

Yes. The fine point is comfortable for teen and young adult hands, and the cylindrical barrel provides a familiar grip, making it easy for students to handle for labeling, organizing, and project work.

Will the ink stay put on a poster board that gets carried in a backpack all day?

Yes. The quick-drying permanent ink resists smudging once it sets, so a labeled poster or project board can be carried in a backpack, stacked, or moved around without the writing rubbing off.

Does the 12-pack give my child enough markers for an entire semester?

Yes. A 12-pack is well suited to a full school term of use, giving students a fresh marker in their pencil case, in their locker, and in shared classroom supplies without running out mid-semester.

Can these markers be used on plastic folders, binders, and pencil cases?

Yes. The multi-surface formula works on plastic folders, binder covers, pencil cases, and metal lockers, so a student can label all of their school supplies with the same marker.

Is this a good back-to-school supply pack to add to my teen's checklist?

Yes. Markers are on almost every back-to-school list, and the 12-count pack covers a full school year of labeling, project work, and classroom supplies, making it an easy add to any back-to-school haul.

Will these markers help my college student keep their dorm room organized?

Yes. Dorm rooms are tight on space, and labeling storage bins, food containers, and shared shelves with permanent markers is one of the fastest ways to stay organized in a small room, especially when sharing a space with a roommate.

Is this a good gift for a high school graduate heading to college?

Yes. A 12-pack of Sharpie fine point markers is a practical, dorm-friendly gift that any new college student will use from move-in day through finals, whether for labeling, studying, or making decorations.

Are these markers appropriate for trade school students in technical or shop programs?

Yes. Trade school students need to label parts, tools, and project materials, and the multi-surface Sharpie formula is built for paper, plastic, and metal, so it carries over from classroom notes to hands-on shop work.

Is this a useful study aid for note-taking and memorization?

Yes. Students often use bold black markers to highlight key terms, create flashcards, and write out practice problems. The quick-dry ink keeps notes clean and the dark line is easy to read during review.

How do these markers compare to gel pens for student school work?

Gel pens offer smooth writing but tend to smear, bleed through thin paper, and wash off if exposed to water. Sharpie permanent markers do not smear once dry, resist water, and stand out on poster board, making them stronger for project work and labeling.

How do these compare to washable markers for school-aged children?

Washable markers are designed to come out of clothes, so they fade, smear, and fail on plastic and metal. Sharpie permanent markers are designed to stay put, which is exactly what a student or teacher needs for labels, signs, and long-term project marks that have to last.

How do these compare to highlighters for studying?

Highlighters use translucent ink meant to layer over text, while Sharpie permanent markers lay down opaque black ink for headings, definitions, and labels. Students usually keep both: highlighters for in-book review, Sharpies for headings, flashcards, and project work.

I am worried about the ink bleeding through my student's notebook paper. Will it ruin their notes?

The fine 0.5mm tip uses a controlled amount of ink, and the quick-dry formula reduces the wet time that causes bleeding. On standard notebook paper it behaves well, though for very thin paper, a sheet underneath is still a good idea.

Are permanent markers appropriate for younger students, or are they a safety concern?

Sharpie permanent markers are intended for older students and adult use. For younger children, most parents and teachers prefer washable markers to avoid stains on skin, clothes, and furniture. This particular 12-pack is best suited to high school, college, and trade school use.

I am concerned about the strong marker smell in a small dorm or study room. Is it an issue?

The alcohol-based ink has a brief scent on the cap being removed, similar to any standard permanent marker, and it fades within seconds. In a normally ventilated dorm or study area, it is not disruptive.

How do I get the cleanest, most consistent line when writing with these markers?

Start the mark a fraction of an inch before the surface, keep the marker moving steadily, and lift cleanly at the end. For very fine details, rest your hand on the table and let the page move rather than the marker. Recap the marker between uses to keep the tip from drying out.

How long does it take for the ink to fully dry and become smudge-proof?

On most paper, plastic, and metal surfaces, the alcohol-based ink dries within a few seconds. For very dense strokes on non-porous surfaces, allow 10 to 15 seconds for a full cure before stacking or touching the mark.

How should I store the markers so they do not dry out between uses?

Always recap the marker tightly after use and store the pack horizontally in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Horizontal storage keeps the ink evenly distributed against the tip, which extends the life of every marker in the 12-pack.

Do these markers work on glass, wood, and fabric?

They adhere best to paper, plastic, and metal, and they can be used on glass and sealed wood. On untreated fabric, the ink will sit on the surface and is not washable, so Sharpie recommends a fabric marker for clothing and textiles.

Will the ink hold up outdoors or in a humid garage or basement?

The water-resistant and fade-resistant formula is built to last, so it will hold up well in garages, basements, and covered outdoor storage. For surfaces in direct, prolonged sun or weather exposure, consider a product rated for outdoor use.

What is included in the 12-count pack, and do I need to buy anything else to start using them?

The pack includes 12 individually capped Sharpie fine point permanent markers in black. Nothing else is required to start writing. For label projects you may want a ruler and a clean cloth to wipe the surface, but the markers are ready to use straight out of the box.

Are these markers non-toxic and safe for general everyday use?

Sharpie permanent markers are non-toxic under normal use and conform to standard art marker safety requirements. They are not designed for use on skin and should be kept away from very young children, but they are safe for typical office, school, craft, and home labeling.

Will the ink smell linger in a small room or workspace?

The alcohol-based ink has a brief scent only when the cap is off, and it dissipates within seconds in a normally ventilated room. It does not leave a lasting odor on the marker itself, on the surface written on, or in the surrounding air.

What is the difference between a permanent marker and a dry erase marker, and which do I need?

Permanent markers use ink that bonds to the surface and cannot be erased, while dry erase markers use ink that wipes off non-porous whiteboards with a dry cloth. If you want labels, signs, and long-lasting marks, you need a permanent marker like this Sharpie. If you want something that wipes clean, you need a dry erase marker, and the two are not interchangeable.

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