Are these suitable for writing on with a sharpie? I'd like to use them to make my own letter and number tiles/magnets.
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Yes, they are perfect for these types of activities. However, hand sanitizer or alcohol will remove the ink from the marker. (I learned the hard way!)
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Yes. I just took one of each color and did numbers 1,2,3, and 4 with a blue permanent marker. It's OK, but, a BLACK permanent marker would work BEST. These tiles are heavy duty ones measuring 1 inch by 1 inch by 3/8 inch thick. I guess you could put a sticky one-sided magnet strip piece on back, so they'd fasten to metal board.
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YES! I have done all 88+ sight words from our Kindergarten reading series in Sharpie marker. If you make a mistake you can use WD-40 to wipe off and start again!
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Yes, they'd be perfect for writing on with a Sharpie. They'd also work for writing on with a wet-erase or dry erase marker if you wanted to be able to re-use them.
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Absolutely. I use them for numbers1-100 and for spelling words- this is why i bought them. Plus a ton of other ways to use these.
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You can use a sharpie on them but if they are handled by kids, the moisture on their hands will start to transfer the ink to their hands too. This plastic is smooth and not porous which would hold the ink for an extended time. A laminated sticker (ink surface sealed) with your Letter or Number on it would hold longer and would look better over time.
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These are paper. So you can use pencil, ink pen, sharpie marker, or a crayon if you'd like :)
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Yes. They are also good for applying ink to your stamps. You can write with the smaller end too. Lay down a layer of ink on your image, then go over it to smooth and blend the colors. These are among my favorites. Hope you will like them too.
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I honestly do not know, but it MIGHT because of the material they are. Look, you could always try in a corner inconspiculous...but it may stay stained when you try to erase...Hmmmmm. Good luck!
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No we only use them in normal coloring books or on paper. I am not sure they would be good on a dry erase board.
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These aren't meant for chalkboards. I figure they would probably work if the chalkboard paper is really smooth, but then it probably wouldn't work well for chalkboards, haha. So my recommendation is no, they most likely won't work for what you're trying to do. They're just for dry erase.
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They're too small to use regular chalk. I used a silver metallic pen but can't reuse them. You'll definitely need a fine point pen.
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They are like small paint brushes, not really like markers at all. the squeeze out paints. the grey one is more of a marker but also not a super fine point. so... no. not unless you want to use them to mix small amounts of paint on a tray for the back of a clear part or for fingers.
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I would say no. It takes quite a bit of twisting and pulling to get them off, probably good so they won't slide while you're writing. I would by a pack so you can change them less often. I do think they would help you color more comfortably.
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I use them on paper and I think they're considered permanent markers so I don't think they would work well as dry erase as might not come off.
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I don't see why not, they feel just like regular paper and I am sure with Sharpies at least there would be no issue with drawing on them.
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Yes you can write on them, but they're very thin. Actually, they might work very well because they are thin and would more or less blend in with the plant. Find a fine tip marker and write small and clearly because they're only about 1/4 inch wide.
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Yes, these markers are great for drawing, etc., but you you have a thick paper. Or make sure to put something behind the paper you're using. These markers have alot of ink that is drawn out when writing on paper.
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Not unless you magnetize them. You undoubtedly could magnetize them, but I would have to wonder why.They are metal, can come painted in pleasing colors, and are as clever a gadget as I've seen in office supplies. They are available in these regular 40-sheet clip size, as well as a larger 60-sheet clip and a smaller 20-sheet model. I've used them for about 20 years and have yet to find a drawback about them.Hope that helps.
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Yes, you can use these just as a sticker . I was very happy with these and they give you a few on white paper for practice.
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I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney
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Hi Rjb, Thank you for your question. These will work on black posterboard, however please be mindful, if they are used on a porous surface (i.e: like paper, chipboard, brick, plaster, wood) they will become a permanent chalk markers, you will not be able to remove the ink. We have many customers how still use them as permanent markers, particularly for paper crafts like scrapbooking. When the chalk ink is applied to a non-porous surface it will erase easily with water. I hope this has answered your question. If you have any further queries or questions, or need further clarification, please don't hesitate to contact us again. Kind regards Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft