Sharpie12 Fine Point Permanent Markers and 2 Metallic Plus 12 Ultra-Fine Pens
R349
About
Sharpie Fine 12 + 2 Free Metallic
The Sharpie Fine Point permanent marker writes on most surfaces. They are made with the high-quality ink which is xylene and toluene free. They have a resilient tip which resists abrasion and the tough polypropylene barrel stands up to almost anything. Each cap indicates the colour of each pen and this pack is ideal for use in the home, office or school.
Never dull and always brilliant, Sharpie® Metallic Fine Point Permanent Markers leave glimmering marks nearly everywhere your imagination dares to wander.
Sharpie Ultra-Fine 12
The Sharpie Ultra Fine Point permanent marker has just been launched. The ultra-fine tip allows for more precise drawing and writing. They are made with the high-quality ink which is xylene and toluene free. They have a resilient tip which resists abrasion and the tough polypropylene barrel stands up to almost anything. Each cap indicates the colour of each pen and this pack is ideal for use in the home, office or school.
Product Features
- Sharpie!
- Permanent Marker
- Metallic colours - Great for Christmas decorations and gift wrap decorating
- Assorted bright colours
- Forget fading with quick-drying, fade- and water-resistant ink; AP certified
- Fun
- Perfect for all ages
- Hours of fun
- Colourful
- Great gift
Product Specifications
- Deal includes: 1 x Assorted Pack with 12 colours and 1 x Gold and 1 x Silver Fine Point Marker and 12 ultra fine colours
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