Questions and Answers for Milwaukee INKZALL Black Fine Point Jobsite Permanent Marker (108-Pack)

A:  Of course. If you want to paint over marks, use a pencil.

A:  Hi, it depends on the material of what the ink is on.

A:  denatured alcohol

A:  As crazy as this sounds, in a small area first draw over the top of the marker line with a dry erase marker and then immediately wipe off. This is something that you can do if you have an interactive whiteboard and someone accidentally uses a permanent marker on it.  If you redraw over the lines with a dry erase marker (low odor) and wipe off immediately it will remove the permanent marker. I have tried this on other surfaces where a permanent marker has been used and you need to erase it and it works! Good Luck

A:  Brake Cleaner does not work.

A:  Brake cleaner

A:  Super it was delivered as per promise.

A:  I would try acetone or paint thinner.

A:  Yes, its Milwaukees version of a Sharpie Pro.

A:  Yes this is a permanent marker. Best on the market. It will not run when it gets wet. In fact you can use it on wet surfaces. Well suited to most construction projects even marking wet tile.

A:  It's an improved sharpie. Yes, it is permanent.

A:  These are permanent markers and they will not run when wet.

A:  Permanent, probably not.

A:  yes this is a permanent marker once it has dried it will not run

A:  Yes, it is a permanent marker. As long as it drys first, before getting wet, it will not run. At least, this has been my experience.

A:  Yes it's permanent. I haven't had a single issue with running yet and have used it on just about every type of material. There is a small amount of bleeding depending on the pressure you use but with light pressure you get near perfect lines. Definitely worth trying.

A:  It’s pretty permanent. Have to use good off to remove it

A:  Yes it is permanent, no it will not run when wet.

A:  Sometimes if you have permanent marker on a surface, if you trace over the top of the marking with a "dry erase" marker, it will wipe off both the dry erase and permanent marker. Sounds crazy, but may be worth a try. I would test a very small area first to see if it will work.

A:  depending on the painted surface, you may be able to remove the marker with a MR. CLEAN eraser otherwise you may have to re-paint/touchup, this is a permanent parker as stated on the package.

A:  I've never tried it with this marker but you can remove sharpie from almost anything with spray sunscreen. wipes right off!

A:  No.

A:  no it is not resistant to alcohol

A:  Yes after the ink dries the marker is permanent. There are some hacks to take off a permanent marker one of them is Colgate white toothpaste.

A:  laqour thinner might work, i used it on lamenent so it didnt tarnish but vinyl might fade. or you can try to "blend" the lines into a pattern that only you can see (you will see the lines in pattern but others wont)* *unless its light colours then you should have just used a dry erase marker or chalk line.

A:  Not sure on the vinyl but on wood you should be able to sand it out.

A:  Use Colgate white original toothpaste Brush it on the markers spot with a toothbrush and repeat the process until the Mark is gone

A:  I agree with above toothpaste works great!

A:  To put a string through it if you need to wear it on your wrist or around your neck.

A:  The purpose of the hall is to attach it to maybe a keychain or a necklace Or attach it to your toolbox via a piece of string

A:  for a key chain famski

A:  To attach a lanyard to, for hanging it from something, if desired.

A:  Hard to say. It's a little thin so it may wear out faster than a thick fat marker. Really depends on the temperatures. The UV rays will sooner or later get to it. I'd use a diff one if you need it to last longer in the sun. One that basically "paints" the material vs write on it

A:  possibly years

A:  The Ink will last approximately two years with direct sunlight I use the marker to put a date on outside AC units The markers spot does fade over time but seems to last about two years