What is the best pen to use for signing books?

I recommend Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent Markers. Other brands of permanent markers may work fine too, but I’ve only personally used Sharpies for signing photo books (and photo canvases for that matter). A permanent marker is important as you don’t want it to smudge.

What kind of pen do you use for autographs?

If you are getting a card signed, a blue or black Sharpie is probably your best option. Several card companies have started recommending Staedtler pens, but we suggest that no matter which method you use, make sure your pen is brand new. Worn pens only cause problems while getting your card signed.

Do paint pens fade?

Ink. Unlike with most permanent markers the ink is an oil-based paint and generally requires shaking before use, similar to an aerosol spray paint can. In addition, the line is very opaque and, unlike spirit-based or other permanent inks, will not fade with exposure to UV light, and overlays all other colors beneath it …

How do you keep a Sharpie on your signature?

Store your autographed memorabilia in a glass case or picture frame with the highest UV protection you can find. Sunlight is the most damaging element to autographs; ultraviolet rays cause items to fade quickly when exposed to light. Avoid displaying items in direct sunlight.

Does Sharpie stay on clothes?

Standard Sharpie markers are permanent on paper and some other surfaces, but they are not specifically designed for use on fabric. These types of Sharpie along with other brands of fabric markers are permanent on fabric immediately upon use and will withstand regular laundry cycles as well.

Do Sharpies work underwater?

Sharpie and other permanent markers work by forming a thin, water-repellent elastic layer on the surface of whatever material they’re scribbled on—a bit like a sticker. This is what makes the marker waterproof but, paradoxically, also makes water its greatest weakness.