Edding Code: ED953363

edding 750 gloss paint marker silver

4.60 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 6 pcs.

Delivery

Latvia
Pick up from parcel locker26.07.2026 * 2.41 EUR
Courier delivery26.07.2026 * 4.99 EUR
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Description
Edding 750 Gloss Paint Marker - Silver - 2-4mm Nib

Unleash your artistic flair with the Edding 750 Gloss Paint Marker in shimmering silver. This versatile paint pen delivers vibrant, long-lasting results, perfect for adding a distinctive metallic touch to a wide range of smooth surfaces. Its high-coverage, lacquer-like ink provides a brilliant, opaque finish that stands out beautifully, making your designs truly shine on both light and dark materials.

Crafted for durability, this permanent marker features waterproof and light-resistant ink, ensuring your creations last a lifetime, whether used indoors or outdoors. The reliable valve system ensures consistent ink flow for smooth application, while the low-odor formula makes it comfortable for use in any creative space. It's an ideal tool for decorating, personalizing, and adding unique accents to your projects.

The Edding 750 silver paint marker is highly versatile, perfect for drawing, painting, and crafting on glass, plastic, metal, wood, paper, and even pebbles. Its quick-drying ink minimizes smudging, allowing you to build layers or move swiftly between creative tasks. With its high-quality aluminium barrel and robust round nib, this gloss marker is an essential addition for DIY enthusiasts, artists, and anyone looking to elevate their creative endeavors with a shimmering, metallic finish.

Specifications
  • Color: Silver
  • Nib Type: Round Nib
  • Nib Size: 2-4 mm
  • Ink Type: Gloss Paint (Lacquer-like, Pigment)
  • Ink Properties: Opaque, Permanent, Waterproof, Quick-Drying, Low Odor, Light-Resistant
  • Barrel Material: High-Quality Aluminium
  • Quantity: 1 Marker
How to Use

Before first use, shake the marker vigorously with the cap on. Remove the cap, then prime the pen on scrap paper by pressing the nib down a few times until ink flows, then apply to your chosen surface.