Edding Code: ED855339

edding 790 paint marker silver

2.56 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 35 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 790 Paint Marker - Silver - Permanent, Round Nib 2-3mm

The Edding 790 Paint Marker in silver is a highly versatile and permanent marking tool engineered for exceptional durability across virtually any surface. Featuring a precise 2-3mm round nib, this premium paint marker delivers intensely opaque, smudge-proof, and fade-resistant results, making it an indispensable choice for both professional applications and DIY endeavors. Whether you're working on metal, glass, stone, plastic, wood, leather, porcelain, foils, cables, or rubber, the Edding 790 ensures your markings remain clear and highly visible, even in demanding environments.

Equipped with varnish-like ink, this marker's markings dry quickly and offer remarkable resistance to wear, fading, and water. This robust performance ensures that your designations stay vivid and legible whether used indoors or outdoors. The high opacity of the silver color guarantees superior visibility, even on dark or glossy materials, making it an essential companion in industrial settings, construction, automotive repair, and creative projects.

More than just a marker, the Edding 790 is a reliable solution for tasks demanding long-lasting precision and robust performance. Its fast-drying, lightfast, and smear-proof ink makes it an invaluable partner for anyone requiring durable and clearly visible markings. This high-quality product promises consistent and dependable results, making it the ideal choice for challenging jobs where other markers might fall short.

Specifications
  • Color: Silver
  • Nib Type: Round
  • Nib Size: 2-3mm
  • Ink Type: Permanent, Varnish-like
How to Use

Before initial use, shake the marker thoroughly with the cap securely closed. Remove the cap and gently pump the tip downwards on a test surface, such as a piece of paper, until the paint fully flows into the nib. After each use, replace the cap tightly to prevent the ink from drying out.