Sharpie Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Black Ink, Fade & Water Resistant, Ideal for Labeling & Crafting - Pack of 5

They perform well on most surfaces commonly used for labeling and crafts, including paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass, and other non-porous surfaces.

The fine point provides precise, clean lines for small text, neat labels, and detailed drawings, helping you achieve crisp handwriting and accurate labeling.

To start the flow, remove the cap and gently press the tip onto scrap paper a few times. After writing, recap tightly and store with the cap on in a cool, dry place. Keeping markers horizontal or upright is fine, as long as the cap is on when not in use.

Yes. The ink dries quickly, is smear-resistant, and is fade- and water-resistant on many surfaces, helping your markings stay legible over time.

They are non-toxic and AP-certified, suitable for classroom and office use. As with all markers, supervise children during use and follow the safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer.

This listing is a 5-pack of fine-point black Sharpie markers. If you need more markers or a different tip, consider alternatives like the 12-pack of Fine Point Black Sharpies or a Broad Point Black version. Examples: https://fepy.com/product/sharpie-permanent-marker-fine-point-black-pack-12 and https://fepy.com/product/sharpie-permanent-marker-broad-point-black-pack-5

They’re great for labeling folders and supplies, organizing office files, marking labels for storage bins, and various craft and DIY projects where precise, permanent lines are needed.

Permanent marker ink is designed to be long-lasting. On non-porous surfaces you may be able to remove or reduce marks with alcohol-based cleaners or acetone, but results vary by surface. Always test on a hidden area first.

Yes. With 5 markers per pack and the long-lasting, reliable performance of Sharpie ink, it provides a cost-efficient solution for frequent users such as students, teachers, and crafters.

For glossy surfaces, hold the marker at a steady angle, apply light, even pressure, and allow extra time for the ink to dry fully to prevent smearing. Practicing on a scrap area first can help you achieve the best results.