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edding 750 gloss paint marker - white - 1 paint marker - round nib 2-4 mm - paint pen for glass, pebbles, wood, plastic, paper - waterproof, high coverage
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edding 750 gloss paint marker - white - 1 paint Features
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Paint marker ideal for drawing, painting, crafting and decorating smooth surfaces such as glass, plastic, metal; opaque ink for long-lasting results
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1 gloss paint marker in white
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The pigment ink dries quickly for an easy and clean application; low-odour; the valving system ensures an even ink flow
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For writing and painting on many materials; lasts a lifetime indoors and outdoors; for unlimited creativity in bullet journals and hand-labelling
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The edding 750 paint marker is available in 14 colours; matching replacement tips available; other stroke widths available as edding 751 and edding 780
About Edding 750 Gloss Paint Marker - White - 1 Paint
Glossy paint markers for highly opaque and permanent writing on smooth and even dark and transparent materials. For creative drawing, painting and decorating in vibrant colours. 14 different colours open up a wide range of brilliant glossy colours and particularly shimmering metallic colours - there are no limits to creativity. The lacquer-like pigment ink dries quickly and is extremely resistant to light, so all colourful effects are extremely durable and last for a very long time. The high-quality round nib ensures an uniform ink application and therefore guarantees easy and clean usage. The marker can also be used to easily decorate pebbles in many different colours. Long-lasting, for indoor and outdoor use; with high-quality aluminium barrel. Before using for the first time, the marker must be activated as follows: First, shake the marker vigorously with the cap still on, then remove the cap. With the nib facing down, prime the pen on a piece of test paper, carefully pressing down on the paper a few times until ink fills the tip. The marker is now ready for use.
