Marker Sharpie 2218066 green, round tip, single-piece acrylic ink marker

Sharpie 2218066 green is a single-piece acrylic ink marker with a round tip designed for clear, consistent marking on a wide range of surfaces. The water-based acrylic ink lays down vivid, paint-like colour that dries without bleeding through, making it suitable for crafting, labelling and decorative work on materials such as paper, metal, wood, ceramic, glass, stone and canvas. The marker’s compact construction and steady ink flow support everyday use.

Advantages

The acrylic ink produces bold, highly visible marks on both light and dark surfaces and layers without unwanted blending, allowing you to add depth to artwork and craft projects. The water-based formulation avoids bleed-through on most papers while offering a paint-like finish on hard surfaces. The single-piece round-tip design requires no priming or shaking before use—simply uncapping the marker is sufficient for immediate application.

Suitable for

• Crafting and mixed-media artwork
• Labeling boxes, tools and storage on various materials
• Decorative accents on wood, glass, ceramic and stone
• Office and school marking tasks

When it may not be suitable

The marker is not formulated as an archival pigment for fine-art conservation and may fade under prolonged exposure to sunlight. It may not provide the same permanence as solvent-based industrial markers on some very smooth, oily or non-porous plastics. For highly precise technical drawing, a finer-tipped pen may be preferable to the round tip.

Key specifications

• Ink type: water-based acrylic
• Tip shape: round (conical)
• Colour: green
• Application surfaces: paper, metal, wood, ceramic, glass, stone, canvas and similar materials
• Finish: paint-like, opaque

How to use

Uncap the marker and apply the round tip directly to the chosen surface. For layered colour effects, allow each layer to dry before applying the next to avoid unintended mixing. Store the marker horizontally for best ink distribution when not in use. Close the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

What to consider before purchase

• Intended surface — suitable for porous and many non-porous materials but test on plastics and glossy finishes first
• Required permanence — water-based acrylic offers good durability but is not a UV-archival pigment
• Tip size and line thickness — round tip gives bold, medium-thick lines rather than very fine detail

Usage recommendations

For best results, work in thin layers and let each layer dry fully to build opacity and avoid smudging. Test the marker on a small area when applying to unfamiliar surfaces and store horizontally when not in use.