SharpieOil Based Paint Marker, Bold Point, White, 3/Pack

It doesn’t work in all kind of white shoes.

Uno de los sharpies estana ligeramente golpeado

I planned on doing more letters but didn’t want to run out mid finish before nightfall. Plus I wanted to get this review accurate.GETS SLOPPY TOWARDS end of the marker. I did the “falcon” word 3 layers (letters fill in) and 5 layers on the edges. Then I started doing the “a/t” and the marker got sloppy! It started just dribbling like crazy but I knew it was almost gone. Anyway, get the 3 pack. 2 for all 4 tires every letter and layer it thick and 1 for touch ups. I hear this Oil Based will last over a year with weather and car washes. I’m guessing that’s true as it was near impossible with a rag to clean up mistaken drips. THIS STUFF IS STRONG! I had to use sand paper to clean up the dribble marks. I’ll see if it holds up this North Dakota winter and 2 washes a week. I’ll come back and let you know if it doesn’t hold up well.

This is a great product and easy to use unlike the thinner Sharpie paint marker. Took me about 2 hours to do all four wheels with three coats. Have driven through rain and car wash and the paint is still holding up really well. You will still need the thinner sharpie to get in tight spaces but it is difficult to get the paint to flow properly. Many compliments on my tires

I bought this after reading other reviews on tires. I tried to use it to white out my sidewalk lettering. I noticed that it does not get into grooves well, so my letters all had grooves in the fill pattern. There was no way to get it into all of them without a ton of time. Additionally, the finish was not great. I would have had to revisit multiple times to not make it blotchy and the edges were soft, so it didn’t look like a finished product. Finally, a lot of it came off while just brushing against it. The good news is that I figured out all these issues on the first letter. I was able to scrub it clean to the point where it is not very noticeable. I would recommend for that use though. They did write ok on some other surfaces, so my wife use them to puts names on the kids outdoor toys.

Bought these for my brother and I to keep our Adidas Boost soles white. They manage to attract dirt and look nasty pretty quickly and stuff like magic erasers do more harm than good in the long term. These oil pens manage to keep the white soles looking white pretty easily.