Pentel Permanent Marker Pen - Chisel Tip - Green Ink

The Pentel N60 can write on a variety of surfaces including cardboard, metal, wood, plastic, and glass. It is generally suitable for most smooth, non-porous, and semi-porous materials.

Yes, the ink is permanent and designed to be resistant to water and fading once dried.

For non-porous surfaces, try wiping immediately with a damp cloth or rubbing alcohol. For porous surfaces, cleanup may be difficult or impossible as the ink is permanent.

The chisel tip provides a variable line width, typically ranging from 5.7mm for broader strokes down to 3.9mm for finer lines.

To maintain performance, store the marker with the cap securely replaced, either tip-down or horizontally in a cool, dry place.

While designed for durability, performance may be affected by extreme temperatures. It's best used within a standard temperature range. Extreme cold can slow ink flow, and extreme heat may cause premature drying.

Ensure the cap was properly replaced after the last use. If dried out, try rehydrating the tip by standing the marker tip-down in a small amount of water for a few minutes (use caution as this may dilute ink). If the issue persists, the marker may be at the end of its life.

Test the marker on a small, inconspicuous area first. For highly porous materials, consider using a different type of marker or applying a sealant to the surface before marking.

Ensure there is no dried ink around the opening of the barrel or cap. Gently twist the cap as you pull or push it on.