Prym Aqua Trick Marker & Water Pen - Blue

The markers are designed for temporary marking and are most visible on lighter fabrics. While they may leave a faint trace on dark fabrics, their effectiveness is significantly reduced. It's recommended to test on a dark fabric scrap first.

The duration the markings last depends on the fabric type and environmental conditions. In dry conditions, they can last for several days. However, in humid environments or if exposed to moisture, they may fade or disappear more quickly.

The Aqua Trick Marker applies a water-erasable ink for marking. The Water Pen contains plain water and is used to activate and remove the ink applied by the Aqua Trick Marker or other water-erasable pens.

The ink is specifically designed to be water-erasable and should not leave permanent stains when removed promptly with water. However, as with any marking tool, it's always best practice to test on a small, inconspicuous area first.

It is not recommended to iron over the markings, as heat can set the ink, making it difficult or impossible to remove. Ensure all markings are removed before ironing the fabric.

Always replace the caps securely after each use. Store the pens upright in a cool, dry place. Avoid prolonged exposure to air.

Ensure the cap is removed and the tip is not dry. If dry, try moistening the tip slightly with water and re-capping for a few hours.

Ensure you are using sufficient water and applying it directly to the mark. Some fabrics may require a light scrub or a wash.

This can occur if the fabric is too wet or if excessive pressure is applied. Use a dabbing motion for removal and ensure the fabric is not oversaturated.

This is often due to high humidity. Try to mark and complete the relevant sewing step quickly, or consider using a different type of marker if the project requires long-term temporary marks in humid conditions.