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I bet i shook this pen on and off for almost 10 minutes trying to get it to a usable point.

These markers are great, and have a fine point.

You may need to have a little more artistic ability to use the fine point, but it does make for an easy craft.

I use fine, medium and wide points

The fine point is nice for creating intricate designs or adding accents

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Writes the same point and feel like a sharpie marker, the fine point ones

Love the vibrancy of the colors and the fluidity of the paint (once it gets going) shake it up well and prime the point before using and you will enjoy a dynamic and beautifully vibrant line!

See the attached image for a comparison between a ball point pen and the "fine point" paint pen.

I do like the fine points better than the medium.

Nice metallic markers with extra fine point.

The fine point helped me make a beautiful anniversary plate!

I LOVE Sharpie markers in general, particularly their fine point, large reservoir markers.

The extra-fine point silver pen is perfect for marking SD cards.

I found their point to be much larger, about 3mm, nearly twice the thickness of a fine point sharpie felt tipped marker.

I also purchased Fine Point Paint Marker [Set of 3] Color: White for the different

Some of them are quite small and I specifically needed a "fine" point marker

I use this fine-point version (approximately 1/16th inch thick) to draw and paint my design, then use an extra-fine point to outline & finish it off

The tips are a little heaver than fine point.

The tips say fine point, but they are not all that fine.

I followed the instructions by shaking the pen and then depressing the point and shake again

Totally thought these were the fine point ones

Advertised as “fine point” markers

I do like the fine points better than the medium.

These are great paint makers with an strong extra fine point.

If the point was any finer, it would be too narrow, and if it was wider, I wouldn't be able to fit the letters on the copper row markers.

Specifically the black extra fine point ones.

Love the vibrancy of the colors and the fluidity of the paint (once it gets going) shake it up well and prime the point before using and you will enjoy a dynamic and beautifully vibrant line!

This is very thick, so for writing words, I suggest you consider the fine point

I LOVE Sharpie markers in general, particularly their fine point, large rese

However, these are not "fine point!"

They have great results when they are functioning properly......the extra fine point ones are the most problematic

Don't waste your money on the extra fine point markers.

This extra-fine point is easy to write with and makes it a cinch to sign your name on your work.

For anything needing a metallic color I like to use these sharpie Fine Point paint pens.

These markers stayed on ceramic mugs better than the black fine point one

The extra-fine point pens also make it a cinch to sign your name on your work.

I followed instructions and depressed the point against the work surface and it came out all at once and damaged my work

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More substantial and noticeable than the fine point.

I just wish I would've gotten the fine point instead of medium.

and I was slightly skeptic because of how bad the extra fine point markers were, but to my surprise these actually work the best

All you have to do is shake the paint marker and depress the marker point several times to mix the paint

Sharpie has poor quality control with these pens as the fine point tip breaks very easily and the oil/ink starts to blot

This is my first time using an oil based sharpie pen and extra fine point

I LOVE Sharpie markers in general, particularly their fine point, large rese

Markers work great on surfaces as advertised, but the points are not what I'd consider as fine point

great paint marker fine point ideal for find places.

Unlike MOST paint markers, you must compress the tip while pointing UP, then shake, then compress the tip while down -- instead of just shaking, pointing DOWN and compressing the tip