edding 792 paint marker silver
Edding 792 Paint Marker - Silver - Extra Fine 0.8mm
The Edding 792 silver paint marker is a remarkably versatile and dependable tool, engineered for precise marking and detailed labeling across an extensive range of surfaces. Its professional-grade, highly opaque, and permanent ink delivers exceptionally durable results on materials like metal, glass, stone, plastic, and wood. This high-visibility marker is an indispensable asset for any toolkit, ensuring clear and long-lasting marks for both professional and creative applications.
Featuring an extra-fine 0.8mm needle-shaped tip, this paint marker excels in creating incredibly precise lines, making it perfect for intricate work and fine detailing. The varnish-like ink is formulated for quick drying, smudge-proof performance, and superior lightfastness, preventing fading over time. Its robust composition guarantees visible and high-quality markings, even in challenging light conditions, providing reliable functionality for both indoor and outdoor projects.
Whether you're organizing tools, identifying equipment, or adding decorative accents to crafts, the Edding 792 paint marker consistently delivers professional-grade outcomes. Its outstanding permanence and accurate application make it an essential choice for anyone requiring clear, high-quality, and enduring marks on diverse materials, including cables, rubber, porcelain, and foils.
Specifications
- Product Type: Paint Marker
- Color: Silver
- Nib Size: Extra Fine 0.8mm
- Nib Type: Needle-shaped
- Ink Properties: Permanent, Opaque, Smudge-proof, Fast-drying, Lightfast, Varnish-like
- Durability: Long-lasting for indoor and outdoor use
- Suitable Surfaces: Metal, Glass, Stone, Plastic, Wood, Leather, Porcelain, Foils, Cables, Rubber, and more
- Package Contents: 1 pen
- Special Features: Foil seal ensures unused product
How to Use
Before initial use, shake the marker vigorously with the cap securely closed. Remove the cap and gently pump the tip up and down on a piece of scrap paper until the paint begins to flow freely. Apply steady pressure for optimal ink delivery and consistent, smooth lines.