Do these markers bleed through paper? I am looking for markers for a coloring book. Thanks!!
1736514
Slightly. Their tips are thin so it would take a lot of time to fill in large areas. However be careful one of the pens in my package was totally dried out when I opened the package the first time after getting them.
1736515
Yes they do bleed through. However, if you photocopied the picture you could keep the coloring book and still use the markers. I really like themand they are an excellent value for what you get. They open into three compartments and fold back into one. You have 36 colors to choose from.I don't know anywhere else you can get a deal like this.
1736516
Yes, most alcohol markers will bleed through the paper unless you are using something extra thick. They would not be good for a standard coloring book with pictures on both sides of the page. You will have better luck with something water-based.
1736517
These markers are not good for children or using on regular paper of any type. The ink will bleed thru unless you are using a good quality cardstock. Also they are permanent and anything childrenmay get these next too will be permanently stained.
1736518
Hi, these markers bleed through paper, some colour at the first time, others if you colour the same area more times to define outlines better. You need heavy paper to avoid this risk or double sheet of paper in order not to look at the back of coloured sheet. Hope to have been useful!
1736519
As far as I have found out it really all depends on the paper. I used them on watercolor card stock and bamboo paper to do some art and they did not bleed through. Now I used them in a journal that I'm doing and they DID bleed through. They are very nice to use and they write and color really smoothly I would suggest that you try it on a corner of the paper on somewhere where its not noticble I really hope that this answers your question and that if you get them you enjoy them as much as I do. (I also really like using colored pencils too)
1736520
Yes, I put a file folder under the first page so it doesn't ruin the next page. However, if there is a picture on the opposite side, I'd recommend colored pencils.
830539
My experience with these pens has been that they do not bleed on paper unless you wet the paper. These are the only pens I could find that are bright enough to really make a statement on black paper.
340214
When I write in my planners I always use a pencil since things are constantly changing for me. I have used a highlighter to mark off days that are over and haven't had any problems with bleed through.
1369370
I got these pens specifically for that purpose. They work great! These pens/markers are the only thing I ever use to mark notes in my Bible and I would never think of using anything else. They do not bleed at all and my Bible has very thin pages.
684921
I use them with my Creative Haven books all the time. They *will* bleed through, so a design printed on only one side is preferable. The bullet tip is more likely to cause the paper to pill than the brush tip. Bottom line -- good quality paper is a must. But that being said, I really really enjoy using these markers!
1663819
I have used them in my Erin Condren planner and it really depends on how hard you write with your pen. More often than not, they don't bleed.
826028
I used a #2 pencil and it did not bleed through; I was not pushing hard on the pencil though. when using a black pen, sometimes you can just see a shadow from the pen.
1458214
I wouldn't say that they bleed, especially if you only highlight with a single pass, but the darker colors can be seen a bit from the other side of very thin paper, like one might find in a Bible. It's not enough to stop me from using them. Far better than other highlighters, except for the waxy kind, which I really don't like.
689028
Depends on the fabric. They did not bleed through canvas or terrycloth, but they do come through thin cotton, such as t-shirt material, if you color darkly or use pressure.
1565792
I am not sure if they stain or not but I will try to test them on a piece of t-shirt that I use as a rag and leave it overnight and wash it in the morning and get back to you. I'll do my very best to remember. seeing you got one yes and one no. But are you aware that these markers are for a dry erase board not paper? Also, I kno that Crayola makes washable markers. I'm sure they have them for sale on Amazon. I'd check those first. Hope that helps.
698278
No , I have not had that problem like markers do. I think it might depend on the type of paper. but ordinary paper is good.
1050444
I haven't tried using the marker but I suspect the marker will bleed through the stabilizer. I would not use a permanent marker.
1515501
In my opinion, yes. I work for a school district and I use them. I would not object if a student wanted to use them. They do not bleed through the paper which is why I like them so well. Before purchasing them, I would check with your district.
2144264
They don't bleed completely thru, but you can see the writing on the other side more than you could with a ball point pen. (I write a lot in composition notebooks. Similar paper)
689024
I used the markers on white, yellow, and blue shirts and it did not bleed through. Just to be safe and provide a flat surface, I put a piece of cardboard inside the shirt while drawing.
698280
I just wrote on some very porous legal pad paper. I used the cartridge ink and a gel pen for comparison. Yes, the ink does bleed through porous paper. The gel ink did not.
19612
I really don't know if they would smear Or bleed through or not. But I do know that somehow these pens have changed and they are not the same quality that I got previously. I don't recommend them at this point.