DecoTime Pack of 6 Assorted Twin Tip Aqua Markers

No, these markers are water-based and not permanent. They can be blended with water to achieve a watercolor effect.

These markers are primarily designed for use on paper. While they may work on some fabrics, the results may not be permanent, and the color may bleed.

Wipe the markers with a damp cloth or paper towel to clean them. Be careful not to let water enter the marker tips.

Paper designed for markers or watercolor is ideal. Heavier weight paper will prevent bleeding. Experiment with different types of paper to find what works best for your project.

Yes, you can overlap colors from different markers on the paper to create new shades. You can also blend colors with water to further expand your color palette.

The lifespan of the markers depends on how frequently they are used and how much ink is used with each application. Proper storage (capping and storing horizontally) will help extend their life.

Store the markers horizontally to ensure even ink flow and prevent the tips from drying out. Recap them immediately after use.

Recap the marker and store it horizontally for a few hours. If the problem persists, try pressing the tip gently on a piece of paper to encourage ink flow.

Experiment with different amounts of water and blending techniques. Ensure the brush is clean and damp, not overly wet.