Pilot Code: PI541940

Pintor Marker Medium

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Description
Pilot Pintor Permanent Marker

Unleash your creativity with the Pilot Pintor Permanent Marker in Light Green, an essential tool for amateur artists, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts. This versatile multi-surface marker brings your imaginative ideas to life with its vibrant, water-based paint, offering exceptional coverage even on dark surfaces. Perfect for drawing, coloring, decorating, marking, and writing, the Pintor marker helps you express your unique artistic vision with intensely colorful inspiration.

Designed for durability and performance, the Pilot Pintor features a resilient tip and quick-drying ink, ensuring your creative projects are vibrant and long-lasting. Its rich, opaque color is resistant and allows for mixable shades, making it suitable for a wide array of materials. From personalizing clothing and adapting furniture to decorating dishes and customizing everyday items, this permanent marker adheres to both porous and dark materials, transforming virtually any surface.

Discover endless possibilities with the Pilot Pintor, an excellent choice for a myriad of surfaces including paper, wood, glass, ceramics, plastic (especially PP), metal, fabric, cardboard, polystyrene, leather, frosted glass, stone, and even blackboards. Whether you're refreshing old items or creating new masterpieces, this multi-surface marker allows you to bring all your artistic ideas to life on any material, fostering intense, colorful creative expression.

Specifications
  • Color: Light Green
  • Volume: 100ml
  • Tip Size: 1.4mm
  • Ink Type: Water-based
  • Features: Multi-surface, Quick-drying, Durable, Mixable shades
  • Refillable: No
  • Storage: Horizontally or tip up
How to Use

To begin, shake the marker approximately 20 times until you hear the mixing ball move freely. Then, press the tip against a piece of paper 3-4 times until the paint starts to flow smoothly.