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Paint Markers for Resin Craft
Paint Markers for Resin Craft
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- BEST QUALITY: Vivid, highly pigmented ink dries quickly to produce a very durable opaque and glossy finish on light and dark surfaces. The paint is waterproof. You can even mix colors. Ideal for indoor and outdoor use.
- MULTI-PURPOSE: Enjoy creating DIY projects on a variety of surfaces like silicone molds, porcelain, ceramic, glass, treated wood, leather, canvas, fabric, metal, plastic. They’re perfect for creating kindness rocks, scrapbooking, or customizing mugs. Resistant to water, fading, and abrasion.
- EASY TO CONTROL AND USE: These medium markers with 2 to 3 mm tips are suitable for fine details and large areas. Simply push the tip down on paper a few times to prime the pump then enjoy a rich, smooth, free-flowing paint pen experience. You’ll love the consistent flow of the water-based ink that complements the nib to produce striking works of art.
- SAFE& NON-TOXIC: These paint pens use WATER-BASED environmentally friendly pigment inks, NON-TOXIC and ODORLESS, SUM-PROOF, waterproof, quick-drying, NO LEAKAGE, strong covering power. It is Conform strictly to EN-71, ASTM D-4236 safety standards. Adults and children can use it with confidence.
- FIRST-CLASS SERVICE: Your satisfaction is always our top priority. If you have any questions before sales, please contact. If you encounter any problems during use, please contact us as soon as possible. We will solve it for you within 24 hours. Emooqi strives to provide customers with first-class products and will provide you with satisfactory solutions.
- How to use these pens?
- Step 1: Shake it up and down a few times.
- Step 2: Press the tip several times to expel air until the ink begins to flow.
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