Edding 751 Gloss Paint Marker - White

You can use it on glass, metal, plastic, leather, polystyrene, and terracotta.

Yes, the ink is permanent once it dries.

Yes, the ink is waterproof and weatherproof.

The stroke width is 1-2 mm.

Shake the marker well with the cap on, and then press the tip down on a piece of scrap paper until the ink flows.

Yes, replacement tips are available.

If the tip dries out, try priming the marker again. You may need to replace the tip.

Yes, the ink is heat-resistant up to 100°C.

Shake the marker vigorously, and then prime the tip by pumping it up and down on a scrap surface until the ink starts flowing. Ensure the tip is making contact with the surface.

Prime the tip by pumping it gently. Make sure the marker is stored horizontally to keep the tip saturated. Replace the tip if it is worn.

Ensure the surface is clean before applying. Allow sufficient drying time before handling the marked item (drying time is quick but depends on surface and thickness). Avoid touching the marked area until completely dry.

Shake the marker before use. Apply a second coat after the first coat has dried to ensure complete opacity. Test the marker on a less visible area to see if the material is suitable.