Here is a description of a permanent sharpies marker sold at Home Depot.
The Sharpie Magnum is an industrial strength permanent marker that can be used on wet and oily surfaces. This marker has a durable aluminum barrel and a felt tip. It is suitable for use on concrete, stone, tile, brick and metal.
Recommended for use on concrete, stone, tile, brick, metal, plastics, wood, foil, boxes, poster board, vinyl and wax paper
Works well on wet and oily surfaces
Durable aluminum barrel and felt tip can stand up to heavy use, even on rough surfaces such as cement
Industrial strength solvent based permanent marker
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Here is a description of a permanent sharpies marker sold at Home Depot.
The Sharpie Magnum is an industrial strength permanent marker that can be used on wet and oily surfaces. This marker has a durable aluminum barrel and a felt tip. It is suitable for use on concrete, stone, tile, brick and metal.
Yes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLVgwFiaJxo
I don't see why not!
The sun fades them out quickly. Know by experience.
You may want to spray with polyurethane when finished.
I believe you can, but make sure it is uv safe!