Marker Sharpie 2033672 — 24 pcs, Fine tip, Assorted colours

Sharpie 2033672 is a set of 24 fine-tip permanent markers in assorted colours designed for writing, labeling, drawing and general office or school use. Each marker features a fine point that produces precise, consistent lines for detailed work. The quick-drying ink offers vivid colour that adheres to paper and many non-porous surfaces, making the set suitable for everyday marking tasks that require reliable, permanent results.

Advantages

The Sharpie 2033672 set provides permanent ink that marks on paper and many other surfaces while drying quickly to reduce smudging. The fine tip enables controlled, accurate strokes for both detailed writing and small-scale drawing. This assortment of 24 colours offers a broad palette for color-coding, creative projects or office organization, with inks formulated to resist fading and deliver consistent line quality.

Suitable for

• Labeling files, folders and storage containers
• Handwritten notes, planners and index cards
• Sketching, outlining and detailed illustrations
• Arts and crafts projects requiring fine lines and vivid colours
• School activities and project work

Key specifications

• Quantity: 24 markers
• Tip type: Fine tip for precise lines
• Ink type: Permanent, quick-drying ink
• Colour set: Assorted colours (24 shades)
• Typical surfaces: Paper and many non-porous surfaces such as plastic and metal

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the fine tip at a comfortable angle to produce consistent lines. For best results on porous surfaces such as paper, apply even, moderate pressure; on non-porous surfaces test a small area first to confirm adhesion. Replace the cap after use to prevent the marker from drying out. Store horizontally if possible to help maintain ink flow and tip condition.

Usage recommendations

For durable, long-lasting markings, allow ink to dry fully before handling. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to reduce potential fading over time. When working on important documents or archival materials, test the ink on a sample area first to ensure compatibility with the surface.