edding 751 gloss paint marker pink metallic

Unleash your artistic vision with the Edding 751 Metallic Pink Gloss Paint Marker, designed to add a vibrant and dazzling shimmer to all your creative endeavors. This high-quality paint marker delivers an opaque, permanent metallic pink finish that stands out on a wide array of surfaces, transforming ordinary objects into personalized masterpieces. Perfect for crafting, decorating, hand-lettering, and DIY projects, its rich color and glossy sheen ensure your creations truly shine.

Crafted for exceptional performance, this versatile paint pen features a precise 1-2mm round nib, ensuring smooth, consistent lines and full color coverage on glass, plastic, metal, wood, paper, and even dark or transparent materials. The pigment-based, lacquer-like ink is quick-drying, low-odor, and equipped with a unique valve system for an even flow, making application clean and effortless. Enjoy lasting results that are resistant to fading and water damage, ideal for both indoor decorating and outdoor projects like pebble art.

Whether you're enhancing your bullet journal, personalizing gifts, or tackling a larger creative venture, the Edding 751 Metallic Pink Gloss Paint Marker offers unparalleled durability and brilliance. Its robust aluminum barrel and long-lasting ink ensure your artistic expressions remain vibrant for years to come, providing endless possibilities for your imagination.

Specifications

• Color: Pink Metallic
• Nib Type: Round
• Nib Size: 1-2 mm
• Ink Type: Pigment-based, glossy, waterproof, light-resistant, opaque, quick-drying, low-odor
• Surface Compatibility: Glass, plastic, metal, wood, paper, dark and transparent materials
• Special Features: High coverage, valve system for even ink flow, durable, high-quality aluminum barrel, foil seal
• Ideal for: Crafting, decorating, hand-lettering, bullet journaling, DIY projects, glass etching, drawing, painting

How to Use

Before first use, shake the marker vigorously with the cap on. Remove the cap, then gently press the nib down on a piece of test paper a few times until the ink fills the tip, and you are ready to create.