Sharpie Paint Pen Review, Sharpie Paint Marker Review
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- How to use Sharpie Extra Fine Paint Markers. What's the difference between Sharpie Water-based Paint Markers, Poster Paint and Oil-based Paint Pens? And how can you tell them apart? I show you how to prime your new paint pen to avoid leaking. Sharpie Paint Markers work beautifully on Black Surfaces, Kraft Paper, Photos, Windows and even Rocks! Lots of swatch examples, so that you can see what the Pastel, Primary, Glitter and Metallic Pens look like on the paper.
Hope the video helps sort out any confusion about these awesome paint pens. If there is some kind of Demo you would like to see in an upcoming video, please let me know in the comments. Thanks!
Mimi
www.heymimi.com
I have many other videos that include Sharpie Paint Markers, that you might be interested in watching:
Sealing Sharpie Paint Pens: • How to Seal Sharpie Pa...
Oil-based Vs. Water-based Sharpie Paint Markers Comparision: • Sharpie Oil Based Pain...
How to Fix a Clogged Oil Based Sharpie Paint Marker:(a jump to specific spot in the comparision video) • Sharpie Oil Based Pain...
(This video)Sharpie Paint Pen Review: • Sharpie Paint Pen Revi... (mostly info on water-based on paper and how to prime these pens).
Hand Lettered No Soliciting Sign: • DIY Hand Lettered No S... (water-based paint pens on metal surface).
Extra Fine Point Silver Pens: • Metallic Paint Markers... (on a slick surface).
My other Doodling Videos:
White Sharpie Paint Pen on Copic Wide Marker: • Sharpie Paint Pen on C...
Doodled Calendar on Moleskine Notebook: • Mini Calendar for Dood...
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Left to my own wisdom I would have never had the patience to make one of these work without seeing someone make it work on the net; thank you.
oh this are gorgeous for black paper!!!
+DigiCube0 I've used the water-based paint pens to draw on a rock and also a tin sign that would be sitting outside in the elements. After finishing the artwork, I waited a few hours and then sprayed a few very light coats of Clear Matte Acrylic Sealer. (mine was made by ModPodge). One light coat, let dry for 15 minutes, then spray a second light coat. Just a mist each time, so that it doesn't get runny. They have survived the elements for a few months already. You could also try the Oil-based paint pens. They would probably stand up to the elements even better, but I'm not sure whether oil based would have to be sealed, or with what type sealer to use.
HeyMimi DIY Warning: Blair Workable Fixit dissolves the Sharpie oil based paint markers: disaster!
"I think I'll draw.... a flower!" Haven't drawn one of those yet!
I won't buy Sharpie paint pens again. I bought them today to give them a try. It is because of your demo that I was able to get color. It is a lot of work to make a pen go. Many people will give up before the pen works and the store may see lots of exchanges/refunds. Thank you for your demos. There are so many different products that it is hard to know.
I just worked with the ultra fine point today with the metal tip just like a regular sharpie in that size. and it is very important that you depress it the way they say to. I mean my finger tips are so calaysed from all the years of art I've done I didn't feel anything when I depressed it 3X in the upward position, shook it (capped) a bit, depressed it twice and was well on my way to rock painting! I would also suggest using a scrap piece of index card or card stock to start the ink flow so that way if too much flows out you can clean it up around where the nib meets the felt tip. I am happy that you found some brighter colors gives me hope to try and find them because I tend to like the extra small point. I have a heavy hand.
Mimi is simply awesome! Thank you so much!
Lol I love how you kept with the flowers 🌸 thanks for the laugh and the demo
I am so glad it s not just me who have trouble with these pens! You really do have to put in work to make these pens work!
"Hey I got an idea, how 'bout a flower?" I haven't laughed so hard in a looong time xD
Sarahmb2 Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it Sara!
HeyMimi DIY
I use these on canvas. The oil. Did not like xtra fine. But now I know how to start them. Good video
Useful information. Please consider adding links for the items used in your videos not only links to more videos w/o supply links! Thanks for sharing
I have a question...do you like flowers? I did like the video and kind of want to buy these now.
the paint pens (if you move quickly) are great for shading from one color to another. adding yellow to a green leaf for example.
Love your humorous wit! Great video, keep 'em coming!
Thank you so much for the tips and this wonderful review. :) It is very helpful.
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
nice organic mark making, must get a set
Thank you for your insights!
I've been a professional athlete on a world level for over 40 years. People are bombarding me to sign T-Shirts and other materials that stretches when signing an autograph. So far, I not found one product that does not pull when using for this purpose. I've spent hours reading and watching videos. I am astounded that no ones mentions any marker that flows over cloth surfaces. The only thing I that come close is a steel rollerball paint marker. IMO, Sharpies are the worse!
What are your thoughts?
This is so cool keep up the good work!!!!!!
Thank you. How do you store them after first use?
Mine worked once so good on black. But the 2nd time i went to use it would blend in with the black instead of pop out.... so sad i fell in. Love with them.
I'm on my second white extra fine one. First started dumping paint all over. Second only marked 12" or so and stopped.
Thank you very much for the video. It was very helpful.
You my dear friend are funny lol! I really enjoyed this vid and I thank you so much for your review - it REALLY helps!!!
nikkinik24 Thank you!
Would these type of paint pens work for drawing designs on a snowboard helmet? & how well do you think they would stay on the helmet?
How many times can the pens be used before they go bad? Thanks
Glitter is a sparkle, and metallic is a sheen.
In the start of the video, um, I saw the thing you're working with especially the cirle one. What do you call that and please create a tutorial about that... Great review!!!
Lili Rochefort I would love to make a video about that! The item you see at the beginning of the video is a Derwent "sketchbook" in all black paper. It's perfect for doodling on in Gel Pens and Paint Pens. Are you asking me about the circle pattern in dots? It's in a dot style similar to Aboriginal Art, from Australia. You can google either *Dot Art* or *Aboriginal Art* to get some ideas for colors and patterns. Hope that helps, and thanks for nice comment! Mimi
Thank you!!!
This video is mostly about how to prime the markers and swatches of the water-based Sharpie Paint Pens.
I have many other videos that include Sharpie Paint Markers, that you might be interested in watching:
Sealing Sharpie Paint Pens: ruclips.net/video/PLVgwFiaJxo/видео.html .
Oil-based Vs. Water-based Sharpie Paint Markers Comparision: ruclips.net/video/qv3EgRdEsUk/видео.html
How to Fix a Clogged Oil Based Sharpie Paint Marker:(a jump to specific spot in the comparision video) ruclips.net/video/qv3EgRdEsUk/видео.html?t=5m
Hand Lettered No Soliciting Sign: ruclips.net/video/2hGA8zsHKRg/видео.html (water-based paint pens on metal surface).
Extra Fine Point Silver Pens: ruclips.net/video/xG4tGcDFTlo/видео.html (on a slick surface).
loved your animated video.
So which base is good for outdoors? Water or Oil? I want to know, which one will not run in the rain.
I need to know this answer too!
@@suzannehawks4220 Oil
Oil
She said oil for outside. Also Oil was the one that did not smudge in any of the tests she did in the video. Water appeared to hold up well BUT it did scratch off and had minimal smudge during the testing process. Happy creating!😉
hi do you apply any clear spray after?
If it is going to be exposed to rain or sprinklers, I would spray a few very light coats of Clear Acrylic Sealant. I used Mod Podge Matte in a spray can. I think I got it at WalMart or Michaels. I used this on a garden rock and also an iPad cover with good results.
Loved your sharpie pen review and actually...it was also comical. Thanks,,, thumbs up
Very helpful video, thanks!
I have oil based ,the band is red
I talk more about the water-based Sharpie Paint pen and show how it holds up to water in another video, DIY No Soliciting Sign. I demonstrate how hard it is to remove with water after it has cured. Here's a link to the 2 min mark ruclips.net/video/2hGA8zsHKRg/видео.htmlm so you can skip all the stuff about No Soliciting Laws etc.
This was so helpful thank you for this review🌻
@You What? So glad you thought so, thank you!
hey are sharpie paint pens y
the same are better than craft smart paint pens?
I just got these sharpies today
The "board" pens scratches due to the fibrer in the pen nib.
Funny and informative :) thanks
Can that work on sneakers? would it stay on?
“Shake it like a Polaroid picture” 😂
Just a tip, you can remove the white oil based sharpie from plastic by using rubbing alcohol.
Thanks for the info, 92JoseR !
so good!!!
Home Depot sells them in paint aisle in primary colors n neonish colors
Gina Sclafani Good to know. Thanks, Gina!
do you know if they sell solid paint sticks there too?
Funny and helpful. I so NEED these in my life. What did u pay for the set? I have a blk and white posca paint pen and was wondering if these were cheaper... I really like the fine tip, that is unique. Tfs
check out decocolours and montana paint pens.
Nichole Bruno Did I miss this 3 months ago? Sorry! I paid $10 for the set of 5 pens, on Amazon. Looks like their price has gone up a bit since then. When I buy the poster-paint/water-based pens individually at an art store like Dick Blicks or Aaron Brothers, I usually pay about $3 each. Probably about the same price at craft stores, but they don't always carry the water-based version.
Good to know.I can only find the large ones I like the thin ones you have. Thanks, better late than never right?!
Can I use these colors to draw on my shoes?
Which sharpie paint to painted the glass oil or water basic
Have you tried uniposca paint markers?
Greetings,
Do these pens work well on smooth wood? If not, what would you recommend. I'm looking for paint pens/markers for a sign in my garden.
Please let me know!
Thanks
-Keri
Sorry There is mistake writing... which sharpie paint to painted the glass oil or water based
+kira powell I'm not sure why youTube is not allowing me to reply to your comment, but I thought it was funny! Why yes, I do like flowers; how did you know? :-)
Hello,
Thanks for the video! I have a question, I'm looking for a paint pen that would look great on a clear plastic surface, I'm thinking of a light blue, but what type of pen should I use? Water based, oil? What brand? Sharpie or Deco Color?
Thanks for your input, I appreciate it! :)
do they dry fast
I purchased the white oil base pen, and you can barely see it on black cardstock.. Should I have gotten the water based pen?
worminmyapple I would say yes, for sure. You will love the white water-based paint pen on black cardstock. They look very similar on the shelf, so be sure to look for the blue band, or "poster paint" on the label.
HeyMimi DIY Do you know if it comes with the same xtra fine point?
Thanks
Mimi, have you ever come across an ultra fine tip silver colored markers? I know Sharpie has one (oil based, metal tip) but the paint doesn't flow consistently and the more i press down on the tip to get the paint flowing, it starts to leak far too much paint that I find myself having to clean the tip with tissue. I basically need it to color in very tiny pieces of plastic, so feathering, leaking or bleeding are a big no no. As a matter of fact the sharpie extra fine tip is a tad big for what im trying to paint and the fact that it leaks makes it useless for what im trying to paint. ive tried the arts and crafts stores, hobby shops, office supply stores and even google searched but it seems the only thing out there in fine tip or smaller are the markers with the rattle ball inside that you have to press the tip down on.
Have you tried a Sakura GellyRoll Metallic Gel Pens? Or another brand of gel pen might be just what you need. I'm working on a video right now, a viewer request (Lilli) for how I do the Dot and Doodle art that you see at the beginning of this Sharpie Paint video. The cover of that black sketchbook you see, is decorated mostly with Sakura MOONLIGHT GellyRoll Pens (and some Sharpie Paint Pens).
I also like the UniBall Gel Impact in Silver and Gold. (You can pick them up at Staples or maybe even Target or WalMart). They flow nicely and the ink stands out. The tip is 1.0 mm, which I would say is more fine than the extra fine sharpie paint pen. But no gel pen I have tried is as smooth and bold as the Sakura GellyRoll Gel Pens in Moonlight and Metallic. The Sakura GellyRoll Souffle Pens are "dimensional" (bump up a little off the surface) But they are strange to work with, because they take 30 seconds or so to dry. It's a little like drawing in invisible ink. And I'm not sure if Souffle comes in any metallic colors. I've only seen Souffle in Pastel Colors. Are you drawing & writing? Or just doing dots?
HeyMimi DIY Thanks for replying so quickly. To be more precise, i work on plastic model cars and from time to time the box/kit does not include the car emblem decals. Instructions suggest silver paint and as you can imagine, using the finest paint brush you can find. It's tricky holding a steady hand while painting the tiny Honda, Nissan, Chevy emblems that are molded onto the plastic. You have to draw just a tiny bit of paint on the tip of the brush and do short, gentle strokes just brushing the tip on the surface of the plastic. You have to work slowly doing a little at a time because you want to avoid collecting too much paint on your brush.
Anyway, I thought I would cheat by using fine tipped markers or pens which would be quicker to work with and the ink flow would be more consistent. I stopped by a place called Swain's Art Supplies this evening and they actually did have the Sakura GellyRoll pens. I tested their pens out on their scratch paper and was actually having problems getting fine lines with this pen. I really love Sakura's Pigma Micron pens. Their .20mm or .25mm tips would have been ideal for what I'm trying to do but they don't offer in silver color. I'm on Uni-Ball's website. I don't remember seeing the Gel Impact at that store, but I'll search where I can buy it and give that one a try. I ended up purchasing a Pentel sunburst metallic gel pen, a Stabilo Point 88 and some Yasutomo gel xtreme gold, silver and white pens. The Yasutomo pens are .7mm which is still big for what i'm trying to do, but of all the pens I tried out this brand was the best at drawing very fine lines by gently brushing the tip over the paper. I'm still going to look for the Uni-ball you suggested. Thank you so much for your input.
ThisNamesNowTaken
Your'e welcome! I started to make a video for you, showing samples of my various brands of Silver Gel Pens, Silver paint pens, etc ... I thought Id pass along a few of my findings, because the video is taking awhile to edit. I tested promising stuff on plastic, on clear Avery Labels (so you might be able to work on the clear label an apply to the car, if you like it. I even tried a few pens & paint on my own polished nails, because I wanted to test them on a slick surface! A few unexpected contenders: Silver Craft Paint or Silver Nail Polish applied with a toothpick gave me surprisingly good results. It also works well applied with a sharp pencil! Just dab out a blob of the paint or nail polish, and dip the tip of the pencil (or toothpick) and write with it! You do have to dip often, but I felt like I had a lot more control over the line, than I could get with paintbrush.
Also, the Fiskars Silver Gel Pen flowed nicely, and was a finer line than the Sakura Metallic Gen Pen. I got a set of 48 Fiskars Gel Pens on Amazon for $14. Some flow better than others, but the silver is great. I still love the silver water-based Sharpie Paint pen. You could seal it with a clear coat of nail polish, or clear medium. The gel pens actually did write directly on plastic, clear labels and my (polished nails). But they wiped away very easily from the plastic. However, they held up (when dry) on the clear inkjet labels! The (waterbased) Sharpie Paint Pen and Silver Acrylic Paint held up better (to a swipe with a wet paper towel) than the Gel Pens. But the silver nail polish held up to water, windex and isoprorpyl alcohol!
Finally, another decent fine-line gel pen I tried in a silvery blue, was "The Write Guys Super Gel" which I think I bought from Target or Walmart. Surprisingly, some Uniball Signo 207 Gel Pens did not work at all, on any slick surface. Theywere gel pens, but I don't think they were metallic pens.
I hope to post my video by tomorrow!
HeyMimi DIY That is awesome. I look forward to the video. Just now I got done with trying to create my own pen. Last night i was picking some of my fine tipped pens to just use for normal writing around the house. When i opened one of the pens half the ink flew out. I thought the ink was sealed by something but it was actually just loose inside the pen. I drained it, cleaned, let it dry overnight, just now i got done opened the Sharpie and transfered the silver paint to the pen. It wouldn't write so I have it right now sitting upright. Maybe i have to let the fluid work its way to the tip, or maybe the silver paint will be too thick to get through? I'm going to search these pens you just mentioned and see if i can get a hold of them. By the way, i did try the toothpick technique. It worked but required a lot of dipping because the paint would absorb and was a bit tricky creating consistent thick/thin straight lines. Thanks again. I'll keep an eye out for the video.
ThisNamesNowTaken Hello Again! Wondering what happened to that video I was working on? I just finished whittling it down to a streamlined 17 minute video this morning! It's been uploading to youTube all day long, and is still only 50% done. I'm sure you've probably moved on to another project already, but hopefully it will viewable sometime today! I'm dreading the "timed-out" error message that will surely pop-up at any moment, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I won't have to start the upload all over again. I hope you (eventually) find it worth waiting for!
Mimi
you are hilarious and fun to listen to. you are the everyday normal us. I love that you aren't fake. Im so impatient so I hate reading directions. thank you!!! how about a flower? ha.ha.
How do you store your pens please?
Hello Mimi, I'm painting on glass and want to use markers that will not wash off in the dishwasher. Which type of marker brand or type would you recommend? Thanks!
+CreativeSoulTV I just watched your other video on testing the markers and was wondering are there any markers that can be baked in a oven? ~ Thanks
+CreativeSoulTV Sorry for the slow reply. I've been out of the loop for a few months, due to moving. I haven't tried markers on something that needs to be dishwasher safe, but I can tell you that I've found the DecoColor Opaque Paint Marker to be seriously permanent. Other paints are made specifically to be baked in an oven, in order to be dishwasher safe. I need to look up the name ... Perma something! I think they are enamel based paint.
No problem, I understand life gets in the way. Thanks for the info, I will give those markers a try. :)
So I can use these as acrylic paints?!?!?!
Good information to know. Thank you for the illustration, Mimi!
I've used these n the tend to blend really nice but u take forever just to get the paint out hahah try using the molotow paint markers they work way better
Can i use waterbased sharpies on glass fused jewlery? Can i bake it in the oven to make it water resistant?
Marion Kros I wonder the same thing. I’ve sharpie enamel. And they don’t bake permanent. And the tips dry and stick. Not to great.
I never press straight down, I press at an angle, sometimes the paint will just pour out.
What craft store did you find your water based sharpies. I live in jacksonville nc but haven't been able to find anything but the oil based which I don't really like. I've tried michaels, ac moores, hobby lobby, staples, Office Depot, Walmart. With no luck!
free2danz1960 Do you have Aaron Bros Art Mart or Dick Blick in your area? I purchased them there, also dickblick.com and Amazon.
yeah..I'll have to get them online I guess. thanks!
free2danz1960 I was at Michael's this weekend and they had a Sharpie Paint Pen display at the end of one aisle. I'm going to post a photo on Instagram, and then see if I can link to it in the comments here. You had to look very closely to realize that the water based pens were there, at the top of the display. I would not have even looked that hard, if I hadn't just read your comments about the difficulty finding the water-based pens. I'll post back in a bit!
free2danz1960 I hope this helps: instagram.com/heymimidiy Take a look at the photo I just posted to instagram, it shows the Sharpie Display and how difficult it is to notice the water-based paint markers at the very top. I can see that they are trying, but Sharpie has to do better at differentiating these two products!
yeah...kinda weird! I did find a pack of basic color, fine point, water-based markers. Finally! Found them at Hobby Lobby. They only had one pack of one set of colors. All the rest were oil-based. I like the pastel ultra fine point like you were using on the one video. I guess I'm going to just order online. Thanks!
Its the "Bend and snap" from the movie Clueless!
Bend and snap is from legally blonde
I made about 100 little pinhead sized dots on a painted wooden bowl and now the marker won't work. When I compressed the head to load it again a little flood (a spill the size of a pencil-end eraser)of paint came out but the pen still won't work. It couldn't possibly be empty could it? Any tips? Did yours run out super fast?
Heidi Adkins I don't think it could run out with that little use. I've re-primed before, like you describe, and got the paint flowing again. Is it the water-based paint pen (with the blue band?) or oil-based? I've found the water based to flow more smoothly and reliably. My thought is to wipe the tip off with a baby wipe or warm wet lint-free rag, like an old t-shirt; and then treat it as if it were a brand new pen, and re-prime it. If the ink flows out with each "Depress" then try writing with it, even if nothing is coming out. (not just dots, at first, but write/draw, scribble). It might help the ink soak into the tip?
Thanks so much-I'll give it a go! The other two paint pens I tried are fine point , not extra fine, and they seem to work much more reliably, as they have a more marker-like tip, rather than metal. thank you!
use deco colour.
Lindsey Swensson
Hi Lindsey. Do they make Deco Colour in Extra Fine Point? All of the other paint pen brands that I've tried have a thick "Poster" type tip that is just too wide for the projects I do.
i think they do. try artprimo.com or your local art supply store. you could always google it too.
It's the "bend and snap"...it's from the movie Legally Blond. =)
How much does it cost?
+Band Lover The set I show here is $10 on Amazon. Here's a link: amzn.to/1NXMdUD
They wear off, they don’t stay. I used medium point and drew on mugs. It’s coming off and I baked in oven it doesn’t stay
Sweet good job really enjoy how this turned out in the end :)
Keep drawing and enjoy art :D
Greetings from a fellow RUclips Artist ;-)
Would this work to use on a wall?
Nygmobblepot graffiti? ;)
Great review. You gave me a laugh actually :)
Lynette Valdez Thanks Lynette!
Cute
What are they called
Sharpie Paint Pens. Here is set for $7.00 www.etsy.com/listing/473111183/sharpie-glitter-paint-pens-6-pack?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=sharpie%20paint%20pen&ref=sr_gallery_12
Mines broke and keep bleeding out everytime I press down
They don't sell water based pens where I live they just sell the regular sharpie marker
Are you able to order from Amazon? Or DickBlick.com?
bend and snap, and it's from legally blonde lol
sladeyy :) That's right! I think I said "sweet home alabama" in the video. Right actress; wrong movie!
I think the ones without a coloured band are alcohol based. I think.
Hi Rachel. An Amazon search for Sharpie Poster Paint (without a defining band) pulls up water-based Sharpie Paint Markers. I must say, it's very confusing. Sharpie's website does a terrible job of addressing this question! It's not in their FAQs, or product descriptions, but they do show one product called a Bold Poster Paint Marker, which has no band, and is water based. It's bizzare that Sharpie seems to ignore that Poster Paint Markers are even one of their products! I see this question popping up everywhere; but Sharpie just does not explain it! Weird! However, in my tests between the various Sharpie Paint Markers, the poster paints seem to be identical to their Water based Paint pens. Here's a link to the Amazon search for Sharpie Poster Paint Link: www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=sharpie%20poster%20paint
Oh. I just noticed that there is no such thing as alcohol based paint.
I find that the fine point sharpie paint pens tend to stop working very quickly.
sharpie paint markers suck for stickers. they fade pretty quickly when you put the stickers out on the street.
+Tanja the Talented what are good markers to steal from crafts store. got some smartcraft from michaels and 3 out of the 5 i racked didnt work.
rob Dollarstores get some montanas or decos.
tfs
Why call it "Sharpie"?
Its NOT sharp... Its POINTED...
there cool
Fuck otta here bought a two pack for like 6.50
U r hilarious , Thank you
Nice vid though :)
You shake and just push u can push push push until u see it come out
No le entendí
i use these for graffiti
i do too, theyre pretty good, but i like using deco colour.
Allen Parkour thats why im getting them
U should use TOUCH for a better outcome I've been doing graffiti for 9 years now..
LilDaniel Gee dope, my names CHaK
I REALLY WANTED A SHARPIE BUT MY PARENT DO NOT LET ME BUY UTAH #FRUSTRATED
I REALLY WANTED A SHARPIE BUT MY PARENT DO NOT LET ME BUY UTAH #FRUSTRATED
Lol
can this be on fabrics?