Tracer Trueshot Deep Hole Chalk Marker

It is specifically designed to use Tracer Trueshot Deep Hole Chalk Cartridges. Using other chalk types may compromise performance or damage the marker.

The Tracer Trueshot is engineered to mark holes and cavities up to 100mm (approximately 4 inches) deep.

The cartridges themselves are not designed to be refilled by the user but are replaceable. They are also recyclable, helping to reduce waste.

For best results and clear markings, it is recommended to use the marker on dry and clean surfaces. Wet surfaces may cause the chalk to clump or not adhere properly.

Twist the 3-position button to 'replace', gently pull the barrel halves apart, swap the empty cartridge for a new one, then push the barrel halves back together and twist the button to 'lock' or 'spray'.

No, the chalk is not waterproof. It is a dry chalk formulation designed for temporary markings that can be wiped or brushed away. For permanent marks, use a different type of marker.

The button has three positions: 'lock' to prevent accidental chalk release, 'spray' to dispense chalk for marking, and 'replace' to open the marker for cartridge changes.

Ensure a chalk cartridge is correctly loaded and fully seated. Check that the 3-position button is set to 'spray' and not 'lock'. If chalk is visible, the tip might be clogged; gently tap the marker or try marking on a scrap piece to dislodge.

The cartridge might be running low on chalk; consider replacing it. Ensure the surface is clean and dry, as moisture or debris can affect chalk adhesion. Press more firmly when marking if the surface is particularly uneven.

Ensure the barrel halves are firmly pushed together until you hear a click after changing a cartridge. Verify the 3-position button is securely in the 'lock' or 'spray' position, as the 'replace' position allows for separation.

Periodically remove the cartridge and gently blow into the barrel to clear loose chalk dust. A small brush can be used to carefully clean the chalk dispensing area.