Could you practice drawing something on it with an expo marker before going over it in sharpie?
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You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something
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Use a drawing board and large binder clips. Or I used the Drawing board on a flat surface.
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Yes. I would suggest a practice run first to make sure the ink flow is how you like it. You may also need to let it dry and do a second coat. The markers do work well though!
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Yes, in the edition I received(came in black and orange rectangular package), the blocks were smooth but not varnished so it would be possible to write on them with a sharpie! I hope you get the right edition because I did not.
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Think you could. Might be able to do it yourself too. Lettering looks really sharp on my explorer!
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I have only used paint thus far, but I believe you could if you used a smaller tip. I plan to do it in the future.
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Not any better than a regular sharpie, the ink is just resistant to higher temperatures is all. Engraving would be your best bet.
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Yes you can. It looks nice for professional purposes, but if it's for kids I would go with dry erase crayons instead. Less expensive and easier to clean.
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Yes, you can use a marker on them. They give you a nice white surface to write on. I don't do it but have friends that do. The ones that you do not print on just might be a little cheaper though. Hope I helped.
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You can use normal ones. The best ones to use are the expo neon markers. They're pretty cheap on amazon.
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I tested mine with a sharpie pen and it started to smear. But it was fine with the sharpie marker... If that helps.
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Yes. I have used both a Sharpie and regular ballpoint pen. There's not much room, though.
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You can but it doesn't look very bright or full. It looks more like a watercolor on paper.
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Yes. I used a blue paint pen that coordinated with my color theme. A Sharpie would also work.
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Yes, with a ball point pen or permanent marker, I was able to. Just make sure the envelope is held tight when you do this. 99% of the time I print my labels and tape them to it, securing the envelope at the same time. Hope this helps.
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I did not try it, but the panels are equal in size, so you should be able to do it. It is a great pen!
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I haven't tried using the marker but I suspect the marker will bleed through the stabilizer. I would not use a permanent marker.