Sharpie Metallic Silver Permanent Markers, Fine Point 36 Count – Shiny Lettering for Halloween Porch Decor and Pumpkin Decorating
Sharpie Metallic Silver Permanent Markers, Fine Point 36 Count – Shiny Lettering for Halloween Porch Decor and Pumpkin Decorating
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Why you'll love it
- Bulk 36-count pack offers strong value and keeps a household or classroom stocked
- Metallic silver sheen visibly pops on dark paper where standard markers disappear
- No-shake formula delivers instant, ready-to-use ink without wasted time or wrist fatigue
- AP-certified non-toxic ink makes it safe for use around kids and in classrooms
- Fade- and water-resistant marks hold up over time on projects that get handled
- Trusted Sharpie brand name reduces purchase anxiety for a category full of flaky imitators
Perfect for
- Decorating pumpkins and Halloween decor on dark surfaces
- Scrapbooking and card making with metallic accents
- Labeling and personalizing metal items like water bottles and lunchboxes
- Creating DIY party signage and place cards for events
- School art projects requiring opaque, shiny lettering on black or colored paper


Product Information
Stunning sheen stands out on both light and dark surfaces
Authentic metallic finishes in opaque, permanent ink
Skip shaking, save your strength, and immediately enjoy stunning marks--no shaking required
Forget fading with quick-drying, fade- and water-resistant ink; AP certified
Go bold with 36 Metallic Silver permanent markers
Never dull and always brilliant, Sharpie Metallic Fine Point Permanent Markers leave glimmering marks nearly everywhere your imagination dares to wander. Putting pale imitations to shame, Sharpie Metallic Markers lay down a pure, brilliant metallic sheen that boldly stands out, particularly on dark surfaces. Each Sharpie Metallic Fine Point Marker is filled with quick-drying, fade- and water-resistant ink that's designed to make magnificent marks on almost any surface. Add weight to your words with your choice of metallic finishes: gleaming gold, striking silver, and brassy bronze.Ink Color: metallic silver
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Metallic
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.5mm
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Smooth
Color: Silver
Style: Silver
Pattern: Permanent Markers
Body Shape: cylindrical with a fine point
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 0.83 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 2.88 x 4.19 x 5.63 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4"D x 5.8"W x 2.8"H
Number of Pieces: 36
Recommended Uses For Product: Dark,Light
Age Range Description: All Ages
Target Audience: Adult, Kid, Youth
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071641127227
Item Type Name: Stick
Included Components: Metallic Silver permanent marker (36)
Surface Recommendation: Metal
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Water
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the metallic silver show up well on black pumpkins and dark Halloween decor?
Yes, the metallic silver ink is specifically formulated to be opaque and reflective on dark surfaces, so lettering and designs pop vividly on black, navy, and deep orange pumpkins. The 0.5mm fine point also lets you draw delicate spider webs, script lettering, and small facial details with precision.
Can I use these markers to label metal water bottles, lunchboxes, and tumblers?
Yes, the permanent metallic ink bonds to metal, plastic, and ceramic, which makes it a popular choice for labeling personalized drinkware. Once dry, the marks are water-resistant and fade-resistant, so they hold up to daily washing, lunchbox use, and refrigerator condensation.
Do the markers work on glass, ceramic, or chalkboards for party signage?
Yes, the metallic silver ink lays down nicely on smooth, non-porous surfaces like glass jars, ceramic place card holders, and chalkboard-style signs. The result is a polished, foil-like finish that looks elegant for weddings, dinner parties, and holiday tablescapes.
How long does the metallic finish last on outdoor Halloween displays?
The fade-resistant and water-resistant formula is designed to hold up through the Halloween season, including porch displays that may see light rain, morning dew, and handling. For the longest-lasting outdoor results, apply the ink to a clean, dry surface and let it cure for several hours before placing decor outside.
Will the silver look elegant for wedding or dinner party place cards?
Yes, metallic silver has a timeless, neutral quality that pairs beautifully with both modern and classic wedding palettes. Writing place cards on black or kraft cardstock with a fine metallic pen creates a high-end, calligraphy-inspired look without the cost of professional stationery.
Do these work on fabric for pillow covers or table runners?
The ink can mark fabric, but because it is a permanent marker, the results will look more like hand-drawn lettering than soft fabric paint. For short-term seasonal decor like Halloween pillow covers, it works well, but for items that will be washed often, a fabric paint pen is a better long-term choice.
How does metallic silver compare to metallic gold for home decor?
Silver and gold are both beautiful, but silver reads as more modern, cool, and versatile across seasons, while gold tends to feel warmer and more traditional. Silver also pairs especially well with Halloween, winter holidays, and contemporary minimalist color schemes.
How does this compare to chalk markers for sign-making?
Chalk markers give a soft, matte look that is easy to wipe off, while metallic permanent markers give a bold, reflective look that is meant to stay. For long-term decor, signage that will be handled, or projects where you want a foil-like effect, permanent metallic markers are the better pick.
How do these compare to paint pens for pumpkin and Halloween decorating?
Paint pens offer a thicker, more opaque coat of color, but they can clog, require shaking, and tend to cost more per pen. Metallic permanent markers give you a similar shiny silver look with the convenience of a no-shake, instant-dry formula, and the 36-pack lets you decorate many pumpkins without running out.
Can I layer colors with the metallic silver for a more dimensional look?
Yes, you can pair the metallic silver with colored permanent markers for layered designs, such as a silver spider web over orange pumpkins or silver lettering on top of a chalk-painted background. Allow each layer to dry briefly so the metallic ink does not smear the color underneath.
Will the markers bleed through thin paper or cardstock?
Because the ink is permanent and quick-drying, it tends to sit on the surface rather than soak deeply, so bleed-through is minimal on standard cardstock. For very thin tissue paper or lightweight printer paper, we recommend testing a small corner first or placing a scrap sheet underneath to protect your work surface.
What is the most common decor mistake people make with metallic markers?
The most common mistake is not testing the ink on the actual surface first, because the opacity and sheen can vary on different materials. A quick test swatch on a corner of your pumpkin, sign, or cardstock lets you confirm the look and adjust your lettering pressure before committing to the final design.
Are these markers good for mantel displays and holiday centerpieces?
Yes, the metallic silver finish is a natural fit for mantels, wreaths, and holiday centerpieces because it adds a soft, reflective glow that catches candlelight and twinkle lights. Writing names, dates, or short festive phrases on tags, ornaments, and place cards is one of the easiest ways to use them.
Will the metallic silver ink work on dark colored paper for scrapbooking?
Yes, the ink is specifically designed to be opaque on dark paper, so it is a staple for scrapbookers working with black, navy, or kraft backgrounds. Journaling, captions, and titles written in metallic silver create a beautiful contrast that traditional black ink simply cannot match.
Can the markers handle being used on multiple projects in one session?
Yes, the no-shake formula is designed for back-to-back projects, so you can decorate a dozen pumpkins, write a full set of place cards, and finish a scrapbook layout without stopping to shake or re-prime the pens. The caps also seal securely, so the tips stay wet between projects.
What is the biggest hesitation for home decor buyers, and is it worth worrying about?
The biggest hesitation is whether the metallic finish will look cheap or streaky on a finished project. The good news is that Sharpie's opaque metallic formula lays down a smooth, even line that looks polished, especially on dark surfaces, so the finished effect tends to be much more elevated than buyers expect.
How do I get the best results when writing on dark paper with these markers?
Start with a clean, dry surface and let the marker write at a steady, medium pace without pressing too hard. Allow each line a few seconds to dry before layering another color on top, and store markers capped horizontally so the ink stays evenly distributed over time.
Do I need to prime or pump the markers before the first use?
No priming or pumping is needed. The no-shake-required formula is designed to write on the first stroke, so you can uncap and start using the markers immediately. This is one of the biggest time-savers compared to many other metallic and paint markers on the market.
How should I store the markers so they do not dry out?
Always recap the markers tightly after use and store them horizontally at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme heat. Storing horizontally keeps the ink evenly distributed and helps extend the life of the tips, which is especially important for a 36-count investment.
Will the metallic silver work on every color of paper and surface?
The metallic silver ink is specifically designed to be opaque on both light and dark surfaces, so it works well on white, kraft, black, navy, and other colored paper, as well as on glass, plastic, and metal. For very glossy or textured surfaces, a quick test swatch is recommended.
Can I use these markers on fabric, wood, or stone?
Yes, the permanent ink will mark fabric, unfinished wood, and stone, though the durability of the mark will depend on the surface and how it is used. For items that will be washed or exposed to heavy weather, a specialty paint pen may be a better long-term choice.
What is included in the box when I order the 36-count pack?
The box contains 36 Sharpie Metallic Permanent Markers in silver, each with a fine 0.5mm point and a secure cap. No additional refills, paper, or accessories are included, so you may want to pair the set with black cardstock, a sketchbook, or storage pouches depending on your project.
Are these markers safe to use around children and pets?
Yes, the ink is AP-certified non-toxic, which means it has been reviewed by the Art and Creative Materials Institute and is considered safe for use by children in art settings. As with any permanent marker, the ink can stain fabric and surfaces, so supervision is recommended for young children and the markers should be kept out of reach of pets.
How long do the marks last once they are applied?
The fade-resistant and water-resistant formula is designed to keep marks looking fresh for years on indoor projects like scrapbooks, signage, and labels. For outdoor use, applying the ink to a clean, dry surface and allowing it to cure for several hours will help maximize longevity.
What is the difference between metallic permanent markers and regular permanent markers?
Regular permanent markers use a standard colored dye ink, while metallic permanent markers contain reflective pigments that produce a shiny, foil-like silver finish. The metallic version is engineered to be opaque on dark surfaces, which is where standard markers tend to disappear or look dull.

