Sharpie Peel-Off China Marker 1 Red & 1 White (02059 - 02060)

You can't tell very well from the photograph except for the white outline I drew, but in person the word "BLEACH" in red stands out almost as clear as the white. I used the grease pencils to label a recycled glass jar to be used to store bleach under the kitchen sink, a dangerous place if something is not clearly labeled. I didn't put the jar under the sink until the pencils arrived in the mail. They were worth waiting for, and worth the price for peace of mind even if I never need to use them again.Note, for those of you are not familiar with grease pencils, they are an improvement over labels where it is imperative that a label not fall off. Also, grease pencils do not use a pencil sharpener. The thick central colored material is wrapped around and around by some sort of heavy paper, and when the waxy, colored, central stick wears down, you tug on a small piece of string that is built into the pencil until it pulls down through the paper to reveal a fresh length of pencil.

I was doing a tile job in my bathroom and was trying to use crayons and markers, they don't work lol. But these work just great . You will be surprised at the uses you will find them helpful in.

Sharpie China markers Are the absolute best markers for marking up art canvas. I have them in black, red, and white.

Easy to use and doesn't fall apart like those cheaper brands. Works great wvery time! You get what you pay for!

Pleased with this product in my abstract painting

I've used one of these for years, and they are very useful.

Turns out no matter what brand you get, this type of marker sucks to peel, and is always more expensive than I want them to be (lol). That being said, they do the job.

Used these markers for outlining fabric for masks. Worked beautifully, especially on dark fabrics. Easy to use.