Faber-Castell Multimark overhead marker water-resistant, F, green

The Faber-Castell Multimark Green permanent marker is an exceptionally versatile and reliable writing tool designed to excel on almost any surface. Ideal for a wide range of tasks, this universal marker features permanent, waterproof, and lightfast ink, ensuring your notes, labels, and creative projects remain crisp, vibrant, and long-lasting. Whether you're working in the office, tackling school assignments, or indulging in crafting and DIY, this fine tip marker offers unparalleled convenience and durability.

What sets the Faber-Castell Multimark marker apart is its innovative integrated special eraser. This unique feature allows you to effortlessly remove marks from smooth surfaces such as CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and overhead projection transparencies, making corrections simple and mess-free. With its fine 0.6 mm line width, this green marker provides precise and detailed writing, perfect for professional finishes and intricate designs.

Experience superior adhesion with this multi-surface marker on a wide array of materials, including stone, wood, metal, glass, paper, cardboard, plastic, and ceramic. The ink is known for its excellent luminosity, rich color, and smudge-proof properties, ensuring your markings stand out with clarity and impact. Choose the Faber-Castell Multimark permanent marker for dependable, high-quality results across all your marking and labeling needs.

Specifications

• Marker Type: Permanent Universal Marker
• Line Width: Fine (F), 0.6 mm
• Ink Color: Green
• Ink Properties: Permanent, Waterproof, Lightfast, Smudge-proof
• Special Features: Integrated Special Eraser
• Adherence: Excellent on various surfaces including stone, wood, metal, glass, overhead projection transparencies, CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray Discs, paper, cardboard, plastic, ceramic

How to Use

Simply shake the marker to distribute the ink. Press the tip onto the desired surface and write or draw as needed. To erase, use the integrated special eraser on smooth surfaces. For optimal results, test on a hidden area first.