Marker Pen - SolaDirect - Orange

Yes, the oil-based paint is designed to be permanent and waterproof once fully dried, resisting fading and smudging.

Yes, the marker is suitable for textiles. For best permanence on fabric, ensure the fabric is clean and dry, and consider heat-setting if the fabric type allows.

While versatile, it's best to test on a small, inconspicuous area first for very delicate or unusual surfaces. Avoid using on directly food-contacting surfaces.

With the cap securely replaced after each use and stored properly, the marker should last for a considerable time. Actual longevity depends on usage frequency and storage conditions.

Due to its permanent nature, removal can be difficult. For non-porous surfaces, rubbing alcohol or specific paint removers might work, but always test in an inconspicuous area first to avoid damaging the underlying surface.

The line thickness is approximately 2.5 mm, providing a medium-width line.

Shake the marker vigorously for at least 30 seconds. Press the tip on a test surface a few times to re-prime the ink flow. Ensure the cap was sealed properly after last use.

Allow more drying time. The oil-based paint may take longer to set on very smooth or non-porous surfaces. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application.

Gently try to clean the tip with a damp cloth. Then, re-prime the marker by pressing the tip on a test surface until ink flows consistently. Do not use harsh solvents directly on the tip.

This can occur on highly absorbent materials. For finer lines, consider using a lighter touch or practicing on a similar material first to gauge ink absorption.