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great highlighter for..., September 8, 2011
great highlighter for use in textbooks and on bible pages since it doesn't bleed
through! can cause smudges on heavier inks like sharpies but only if the ink is
wet. good product!
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These are great to use..., June 14, 2013
These are great to use for all types of art. Sharpie has yet to let me down. I
usually stock up from www.bulkofficesupply.com because that seems to be the
cheapest place to get sharpies from. If you guys have a better place let me
know, because I run through these like cupcakes. :) lol
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Interesting concept,..., April 27, 2013
Interesting concept, but I feel like using a stick deodorant when handling it,
lines aren't as consistent as when using the traditional or liquid highlighters.
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This is a fun highlighter...., September 19, 2012
This is a fun highlighter. The best part about it is that it does not smear any
kind of ink, as long - of course - that you wait until the ink is dry to use it.
In consistency it is somewhat like a wax crayon, and it is a bit messy to use.
You can't get a perfectly clean line with it and it leaves little crumbs all
over the page. But it's fun. It's like colouring with a crayon when you were a
kid. The Sharpie Gel is currently my favourite highlighter, but it's probably
not for everyone.
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this..., March 15, 2012
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this highlighter. Orange is my favorite color. Always disliked
the 'wet' highlighters, bled through paper & squeaked. Apply medium pressure,
will lessen the flaking- off. The gel just glides smoothly over paper, unlike
the 'drag' I experienced with the wet highlighters. And it smells like Play-do!!
Time will tell if this fades like wet highlighters always did for me.
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