PEBEO Vitrea 160 Markers - Assorted Glossy, Pack of 9

These markers are specifically formulated for non-porous surfaces like glass, crystal, and porcelain. They are not guaranteed to adhere or be durable on plastic or metal.

The paint becomes tack-free in a few minutes, but you need to wait a minimum of 24 hours for it to dry completely before proceeding to the heat-setting (baking) stage.

While the paint is still wet, you can clean work surfaces and correct mistakes using soapy water. Once the paint has dried, it becomes more difficult to remove without damaging the surface.

No, a standard home oven (conventional oven) is sufficient for heat-setting the Vitrea 160 paint. Ensure your oven can maintain the specified temperature accurately.

The PEBEO Vitrea 160 Glossy markers produce transparent colors with a glossy finish. This allows light to pass through, highlighting the color and the surface beneath.

This is a pack of 9 markers, containing assorted glossy colors.

Yes, you can layer colors. Allow the first layer to dry until tack-free before applying subsequent layers for best results and to avoid smudging.

Shake the marker vigorously for at least 20 seconds. Prime the tip by pressing it down on a scrap surface until ink flows. If still not working, the tip might be clogged; try gently cleaning it with a damp cloth.

Ensure the marker tip is clean and not overloaded with paint. Apply lighter pressure. If the surface is not clean and dry, it can affect adhesion and cause smudging. Let layers dry slightly before applying the next if working on complex areas.

Verify that the paint was allowed to dry for a full 24 hours before baking. Ensure the oven temperature was correct (160°C/320°F) and the item was baked for the full 30 minutes. Make sure the item cooled down inside the oven. Re-bake if necessary, following all steps precisely.

Shake the marker thoroughly and prime the tip properly. Use consistent, light pressure. Avoid pressing too hard, which can cause paint to pool. For larger areas, consider using broader strokes or multiple layers applied carefully.