JITO Paint Marker Pack of 10 Blue Colour | Permanent, Opaque & Versatile Ink | Works on Wood, Metal, Glass, Plastic, Paper & More | Ideal for School Projects,Office Use, Industrial Marking & Artwork

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KEY FEATURES

• VIBRANT & VERSATILE COLOUR WHITE : Our White Permanent Paint Marker Pens offer an extensive range of bright and vivid colors – ensuring your artistic creations truly pop and come to life. Whether you’re working on rock painting, metal marking, wood engraving, or fabric art, our markers provide a stunning color palette to fuel your imagination.
• CONSISTENT FLOW FOR FLAWLESS RESULTS : No uneven strokes and inconsistent lines. Our Permanent Paint Markers deliver a consistent and smooth ink flow, ensuring your artwork looks professional and polished every time. No more frustrating interruptions in your creative process!
• OPAQUE OIL BASED PAINT PEN : These markers are made of opaque ink that is chemically stable, lightfast, quick-dry. Oil-based ink is odorless, non-toxic, xylene-free, acid-free, and environmental. Designed for adults, students, artists, and professional designers alike
• DURABLE MEDIUM ROUND NIB : This allows smooth application and precision. Perfect for arts and crafts, DIY projects, scrapbooks, gift card marking, journals, calendar, planners, coloring books and more
• QUICK DRYING : Featuring quick-drying oil-based ink that resists water, fading and abrasion. The oil based paint pens is glossy. For Instant gratification: Get your projects completed in record time with our quick-drying markers,
• EXTENSIVE USE : Paint pens mark steel and mark objects such as tires, bolts, metal pipes, bumper panels and more. Not just metal, white permanent markers can be used on rocks,wood, ceramic, canvas, tires, rubber, glass and plastic surfaces
• TIP : To make it easier to remove the pen cap, please twist the cap first. (The reason why the pen cap is not easy to fall off is to prevent the pen from being used without proper supervision). To avoid ink leakage, we recommend shaking the pen with the cap on and not pushing the nib forcefully