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Pintor Marker Med. Metallic
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Unleash your inner artist with the Pilot Pintor Metallic Paint Marker in brilliant metallic green, featuring a 1.4mm nib. Perfect for amateur artists, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts, this versatile color marker is designed to bring your creative visions to life. Experience the joy of vibrant, durable, and transparent color that dries quickly, making it ideal for a wide range of creative projects.
The Pilot Pintor Metallic marker boasts very clear tones and excellent coverage, even on dark surfaces. Its rich, water-based paint adheres beautifully to virtually any material, including paper, wood, glass, ceramics, plastic, metal, and fabric. Whether you're drawing, coloring, decorating, marking, or writing, this multi-surface art marker helps express your creative talent with intensely colorful inspiration. Transform your belongings, personalize items, adapt furniture, or decorate dishes – the possibilities are endless.
Part of a series that offers 24 vibrant shades, including metallic, fun, pastel, and classic tones, and available with fine (2.9mm) and medium (4.5mm) nib options for other markers in the line, the Pilot Pintor empowers you to give objects a fresh look, sketch, customize, and decorate with ease. Mix colors for endless shades and truly paint anything you desire!
Specifications- Type: Metallic Paint Marker
- Color: Green
- Nib Size: 1.4mm
- Ink Type: Water-based
- Drying: Quick-drying
- Coverage: Excellent, even on dark surfaces
- Durability: Resistant color, durable tip
- Suitable Surfaces: Paper, Cardboard, Polystyrene, Fabric, Leather, Frosted Glass, Wood, Stone, Blackboard, Plastic (especially PP), Glass, Metal, Ceramics
To activate your marker, shake it approximately 20 times until you hear the mixing ball move. Then, press the nib 3-4 times against paper until the color begins to flow. Please note that these markers are not refillable. For optimal longevity, store your marker horizontally or with the nib facing upwards.