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First of all you absolutely CAN use Oil Paint over Acrylic Paint… it seems that many people have received the opposite info from sources that appear professional, but in reality are actually amateurish…so now why didn’t you simply use a little Lacquer Thinner on a soft rag to remove the sharpie marker stains at the beginning? this would have been the best thing to do…
So now yes, you can use an Oil Base Stain Sealer over those marks without incident, just use a good name brand like Kilz and use an Exterior Grade version…
Use a tinted shellac, like BIN. Available in quarts or spray can. Give 2 coats with 30 minutes between coats. Stain will not bleed through. Oil base primer will work as well. Original Kilz or Zinsser Cover Stain are good.