Amazon Basics Permanent Markers, Black, 24-Pack
Amazon Basics Permanent Markers, Black, 24-Pack
Works on Most Surfaces
The set of 24 permanent markers works with more than just paper. Use the markers to make bold, lasting marks on almost any surface—from photos, plastic, and cellophane to wood, stone, metal, or glass. Writing, doodling, and drawing just a lot more fun with the AmazonBasics 24-pack of permanent markers.
| Weight: | 45.4 g |
| Size: | 24 Count |
| Dimensions: | 13.9 x 1.7 x 1.3 cm; 45.36 Grams |
| Brand: | Amazon Basics |
| Model: | PY100200BK |
| Colour: | Black |
| Pack Quantity: | 24 |
| Manufacture: | Amazon |
| Dimensions: | 13.9 x 1.7 x 1.3 cm; 45.36 Grams |
| Quantity: | 24 |
| Size: | 24 Count |
Great for the price
Not as good as a sharpie but certainly very good for the price. I bought this for marking wet wood which I knew would ruin a few. Will buy agai
Good pens for workshops etc
I use these for work, marking metal wood etc, they do bleed a tiny bit so no good for fine writing but for workshops, DIY etc they are good & fairly cheap, if you need a fine tip for small writing go for a Sharpie, if you don’t want to spend alot on markers for workshop, DIY etc then these are a good choice
Great value markers pens
Cost effective fairly narrow tipped permanent marker pens. Great for writing on post labels etc but probably too wide for garden labels. They do run out fairly quickly especially if using on absorbent paper but at the price that is a minor criticism
Purchased these permanent markers to do some marking that I want permanently to stay and I saw these even though they are Amazon basics they are really good and well worth the money.
Feels and writes like a more expensive marker. Good enough for most jobs and if you lose it or someone borrows it, cheap enough to buy another. I’d still use the sharper brand if it was a fine job but for 99 % of work, these are excellent!
pens are great, BUT they were 4 days over their due date, why did they have to be imported from Germany and not stocked in the UK, in this time when everyone is thinking about global carbon impact it just seems a bit excessive in the amount of carbon that must have been made in transporting these from Germany.Maybe a thought wouldnt go amiss.