Sharpie Permanent Marker, Retractable, Quick-Dry, Black

It writes clearly on paper, plastic, and metal, making it suitable for labeling and marking a wide range of items in office, school, and home settings.

Yes. The Quick-Dry ink minimizes smudging, helping you produce clean, legible marks quickly across most surfaces.

The marker uses black ink, and the marks are fade-resistant, staying clear for extended periods on supported surfaces.

The tip is extended and retracted with a simple click mechanism, so you don’t need a cap. Click once to write and click again to retract the nib when you’re done.

Ideal for office labeling, school projects, home organization, labeling cables and boxes, marking surfaces, and any quick permanent writing task where a capless design is handy.

Extend the tip by clicking, apply light, even pressure while writing, let the ink dry briefly, then retract the tip when finished to prevent marks or ink drying. Store the marker in a cool, dry place.

Use as directed for everyday tasks. Avoid contact with eyes and mouth. Use in a well-ventilated area and keep out of reach of young children to prevent unsupervised use.

Single Pack indicates you’re getting one marker per purchase, making it a convenient choice for personal or occasional use.

Compared to Sharpie’s retractable markers with other point sizes, this model emphasizes a capless design, quick-dry black ink, and a comfortable grip for everyday labeling tasks. For a similar option with a different point size, you can explore: https://fepy.com/product/sharpie-permanent-marker-retractable-fine-point-black and for a finer finish: https://fepy.com/product/sharpie-permanent-marker-retractable-ultra-fine-point-black

Yes. The fade-resistant ink is designed to stay legible on many surfaces, including plastic and metal, even with typical handling. Allow the ink to dry fully after writing for best results.

Ensure the tip is fully extended by clicking, and try writing on scrap paper to restart flow. If it’s still not writing, re-extend and re-check the nib; avoid forcing the marker. If needed, replace with a fresh marker to restore reliable performance.