Will this warranty cover Sharpie or marker ? I worry because I have a 3 years old and the coverage only says Ballpoint ink pen stains. Thanks!
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With insurance - the words are such that they mean what is stated, even with what is written within the grey or purposeful absent areas. Since Ballpoint ink pen stains are not "Sharpie stains" I would say, no they do not cover it. You must be careful with insurance. If you received a Sharpie stain and then file a claim, I can hear them say "Ma'am..that coverage was only for ballpoint ink stains, therefore, we will not pay out the claim." So, what I would recommend? Call them to verify. :-)
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Hi, Mine never did have any water in it???? My problem was that the markers had no color, therefore when you tried to draw something, nothing showed??? I thought it was defective, sent it back and bought another...same thing???? Do your markers work?
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Thanks for shopping with our product. This is not a problem with pen. This is ink stains on the board. you can apply the SUPERCLEANER on the stain and rub with paper towel or cloth for 3 times and the stains should go away. You can find Superclean at Walmart or Advance Auto Part.
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I am not sure. Put extra paper under your writing or coloring paper to protect your surface. Sharpie Metallic pens are smooth writing, easy flow, beautiful color and a joy to use.
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I bought these for my daughter-in-law! She has never mentioned any problems with the highlighter! So, no, not that I know of. Next time I see her I will ask her about it!
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No, not really. If you flip your paper over, you may be able to see that you have written on the other side. For sure doesn't if you use card stock. Regardless, it's NOTHING close to how a sharpie bleeds. Hope that helps !
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In the 2015 planner, I had fine sharpie markers bleed through. Gel pens do not bleed through.
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The paper is very thick. A standard ballpoint pen will not suffice to mark them. A sharpie / marker will not go through them. The paper is of very high quality, but will require a fountain pen or a robust ballpoint to write in it.Hope this helps.
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It is strange that the Sharpie is smearing. Are you using a traditional, alcohol based Sharpie? Are you letting it dry before touching it? Are you trying to apply something over it? You might consider the Sakura Identi-Pen as an alternative. We have had good luck using it on this film.
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...with marker & even many pens...the sigs will bleed & weep to nearly illegible if done on bare/unfinished wood (it's a grain thingie)...it WILL need to be sealed to some degrre/ in some manner, friendly to the writing devices...
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Hello, I used the Sharpie Industrial marker to label an outdoor plastic trash can. So far, after three months outdoors, it has not faded.Go0d luck! 1409clay
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I really don't know. I suggest contacting a reputable pen repair shop (e.g., Fahrney's in D.C.) who will be able to assist you both with the advice and, eventually, repairs.
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It is my opinion that Sharpie ink would dry nicely on this case. I don't think it would smear (given enough time) or bead up.
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Yes, Ours just outside of the warranty period began leaking yellow ink. It was the ink line between the ink cartridge and print head. I tried to get to it but wasn't able to without major surgery. We threw it out and bought a new one.
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I had that problem with one of the markers I purchased...but, after I pumped it for awhile, it did start to write...If that doesn't work, it obviously is dried out for some reason...Good luck..
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Honestly, it is a waste of money to replace a pen just for that reason because, sooner or later, it going to happen. In my case, when that sticky surface appears, I cleaned it using kerosene (or anoder soft paint remover as well) and thats it, like new.
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Although I have purchased these I have not used them. I have used Sharpie's Fine-tip Permanent markers to outline pictures that I was painting on baby quilts. I have pictures of one I made 25 years ago that was well loved and well washed. More than weekly the first few years. It was recently photographed and I can still see most of the lines in the pictures. I know that they make cloth specific markers but I do trust Sharpie. I know that the ink formulation (25 years ago) did not damage the fabric and stayed on. Hope this helps.