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Sharpie Paint Marker Extra-fine Black $2.45 Oil-based Paint Marker from Sharpie, the leader in permanent markers. This opaque paint and xylene-free paint pigment is fade and water resistant. The valve-action marker is designed to keep paint free flowing. Works great on a variety of surfaces including fabric, metal, glass and rubber. Quick drying, low odor, and non-toxic…. |
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Sharpie Paint Marker Extra-fine Red (Single Marker) $2.77 Oil-based Paint Marker from Sharpie, the leader in permanent markers. This opaque paint and xylene-free paint pigment is fade and water resistant. The valve-action marker is designed to keep paint free flowing. Works great on a variety of surfaces including fabric, metal, glass and rubber. Quick drying, low odor, and non-toxic…. |
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Sharpie Paint Markers lime medium $1.69 SRP 35561 SIZE: EACH Sharpie Paint Marker Lime Gree Sharpie Markers, Highlighters, Paint Pens & Markers SRP OIL BASE PAINT MARKER EACH… |
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Sharpie Metallic Fine Point Permanent Markers, 2 Silver Markers (39108PP) $1.45 Perfect for marking dark surfaces and feature a quick drying ink that is permanent on most hard to mark surfacesFade and water resistantNontoxic ink Opaque metallic ink… |
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Sharpie Oil Based Markers Questions
Water based urethane over oil based paint over water based primer?
I have a wood (and fiberglass) surface that is about to be coated with a layer of water based primer. Can i put oil based paint over that? (it must be oil based in order to stand up to the abuse of sharpie markers).
Then, can i cover the sharpie/oil based with some spar urethane I have sitting around? The sharpie needs the extra layer(s) of protection.
The surface should be light sanded (dont go nuts here) the de-glaze the surface a bit. The goal is to assist the primer in bonding to the oil based surface, the more you sand it the better it will bond. Be sure the primer is mixed real well and let it cure 24 hours before you paint it.
Yes to the urethane but I would dilute it a bit with mineral spirits and do 2 thin coats instead of one heavier coat.
