

What can these marker pens be used for?
-They are Oil-Based markers, meaning they are Waterproof, Permanent, Quick Drying and Not Transparent
-These paint pens will write on glass, paper, cardboard, plastic, canvas, metal, brass, wood, stone, tires, etc. Almost all surfaces
-The markers show up clearly on light and dark surfaces, and adhere permanently once dry



How to use the paint pen
1)Shake the pen well.
2)Hold the pen with the tip at the top and press with your thumb. (this lets all the air out for even distribution of ink out the tip)
3)Now hold the pen with the tip at the bottom and press the pen down. (this lets the ink inside the pen to flow into the tip)
4)You are now ready to write on any surface!
-To clean off, use mineral alcohol or turpentine.

Description
This paint marker can be used on surfaces of various materials, such as rock, ceramics, wood, leather, plastic, canvas, stone, glass, metal, blackboard craft products, etc. If the writing effect on the surface of these materials is not good, please check whether the pen itself produces ink smoothly; If it is made of canvas material and the canvas itself is prone to water absorption, it is necessary to use a marker to apply multiple layers of ink reinforcement. If only applied once, the ink may be absorbed by the canvas, resulting in unclear ink marks; Attention: It is not recommended to use this product on wood that has been painted with oil, as the paint on the wood may react chemically with the ink in the pen.
In general, after writing with this product, the ink dries quickly, and the handwriting becomes permanent when completely dry; But some materials have a smooth surface, or under low temperature conditions, the drying speed of the ink will slow down. It is necessary to wait a little longer according to the characteristics of the material and temperature, so that the ink is not easy to wipe off when it is completely dry.
Actual color may vary slightly due to material porosity.
For full coverage, apply 2-3 thin layers instead of a single thick coat.


What can these marker pens be used for?
-They are Oil-Based markers, meaning they are Waterproof, Permanent, Quick Drying and Not Transparent
-These paint pens will write on glass, paper, cardboard, plastic, canvas, metal, brass, wood, stone, tires, etc. Almost all surfaces
-The markers show up clearly on light and dark surfaces, and adhere permanently once dry



How to use the paint pen
1)Shake the pen well.
2)Hold the pen with the tip at the top and press with your thumb. (this lets all the air out for even distribution of ink out the tip)
3)Now hold the pen with the tip at the bottom and press the pen down. (this lets the ink inside the pen to flow into the tip)
4)You are now ready to write on any surface!
-To clean off, use mineral alcohol or turpentine.

Description
This paint marker can be used on surfaces of various materials, such as rock, ceramics, wood, leather, plastic, canvas, stone, glass, metal, blackboard craft products, etc. If the writing effect on the surface of these materials is not good, please check whether the pen itself produces ink smoothly; If it is made of canvas material and the canvas itself is prone to water absorption, it is necessary to use a marker to apply multiple layers of ink reinforcement. If only applied once, the ink may be absorbed by the canvas, resulting in unclear ink marks; Attention: It is not recommended to use this product on wood that has been painted with oil, as the paint on the wood may react chemically with the ink in the pen.
In general, after writing with this product, the ink dries quickly, and the handwriting becomes permanent when completely dry; But some materials have a smooth surface, or under low temperature conditions, the drying speed of the ink will slow down. It is necessary to wait a little longer according to the characteristics of the material and temperature, so that the ink is not easy to wipe off when it is completely dry.
Actual color may vary slightly due to material porosity.
For full coverage, apply 2-3 thin layers instead of a single thick coat.



















