Posca Paint Pens (PX30). Are you looking for a durable opaque marker that will last a long time? A paint marker for almost every surface?
These are the best quality oil-based paint markers, suitable for many surfaces such as; epoxy resin, glass, paper, ceramic, stones, plastic or metal.
The tip of this marker is wide (8 mm) and cut at an angle, making it perfect for drawing round lines and covering large areas.
Tested as the best. Our experts tested various markers and this one came out on top for epoxy resin, stones and paper, because this paint marker gives a very nice opaque paint effect .
This marker also lasts for a very long time. If you don't use a Posca for a few weeks, it usually still works perfectly!
Tip: are you looking for a paint marker with a thin point for writing or coloring something small? Then view our Posca Paint Marker pens from 2.2 to 2.8 mm.
Advantages of Posca Markers
- One of the best European brands
- The point is 8.5 mm at its widest and 4 mm at its narrowest
- This uniball paint marker is an oil-based paint marker
- The marker is suitable for many surfaces such as; epoxy resin, glass, paper, ceramic, stones, plastic or metal
- Best marker with the best results for drawings or texts
- The markers can also be easily combined with, for example, the Uni Chalk Marker or the Edding Chalk Marker.
- The pigment-containing ink is water-based and odorless in use
Instructions for use Posca Markers
Step 1: Shake the pen
Shake the marker firmly upside down with the cap closed to allow the ball to homogenize the color. While shaking you will hear that typical 'click'.
Step 2: put the pen into use
Press the tip of the marker onto a sheet of paper several times until the tip is thoroughly soaked with paint. Make a line and test whether the marker gives the desired effect. If so, you can start with your artwork. If you are going to paint on epoxy resin or stones, always make several layers. Allow one layer to dry and then apply a final layer. If necessary, finish with a varnish or transparent lacquer.
Step 3: during use
If the color decreases while working with the marker, you can shake the marker again. opacity decreases while designing, shake the capped marker again.
Step 4: cleaning
If you want, you can clean the tip with water. If the tip has become very dry, you can also soak it in water. After use, store the marker preferably horizontally, so that the paint runs downwards.
