POSCA Brush Marker Pen - PC-5BR Set of 8 Standard Colours
The semi-flexible brush tip of the POSCA Brush Marker PC-5BR is ideal for all sorts of artwork whe...The semi-flexible brush tip of the POSCA Brush Marker PC-5BR is ideal for all sorts of artwork where you need tighter control than a fully flexible brush provides, but with more expressive strokes than a bullet or chisel tip gives you. Great for calligraphy and expressive art, can draw lines from 1mm to 4mm as you vary the pressure. Assorted set of 8 Uni POSCA water-based pigment ink brush markers. Writes on virtually any surface with no bleed through on paper. Set contains one each of white, yellow, pink, red, blue, violet, green and black. As with the rest of the POSCA range the Brush Marker Pen works on most surfaces and is permanent on absorbent media such as paper and card, and can be removed from shiny surfaces with a scraper. To make permanent: Paper/Card: No action needed - POSCA pigment will be absorbed into the fibres, making it permanent. Terracotta: Bake in the oven at 220°C for 45 minutes, then spray with clear varnish. Textiles: Iron on the reverse side. Porcelain: Bake in oven at 160°C for 45 minutes, optionally spray with clear varnish. Metal: Spray with clear varnish. Glass: Bake in oven at 160°C for 45 minutes, then spray with clear varnish. Wood: Spray with clear varnish. Plastic: Spray with clear varnish.
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This guide is for artists and creatives seeking a versatile marker for various projects, offering expressive strokes with controlled precision. The POSCA Brush Marker PC-5BR excels at both detailed work and broad strokes, allowing for diverse applications. However, the ink is permanent on absorbent surfaces, so careful planning is essential.
All features
Model Part Number
UN00092b
Brand
Posca
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What surfaces can I use the POSCA Brush Marker PC-5BR on?
The markers work on almost any surface, including paper, card, terracotta, textiles, porcelain, metal, glass, wood, and plastic.
Is the ink permanent?
Yes, the ink is permanent on absorbent surfaces like paper and card. On other surfaces, the permanence can be increased by using specific setting methods (e.g., baking, ironing, or varnish).
How do I make the ink permanent on terracotta?
Bake in the oven at 220°C for 45 minutes, then spray with clear varnish.
How do I make the ink permanent on textiles?
Iron on the reverse side.
How do I make the ink permanent on porcelain?
Bake in the oven at 160°C for 45 minutes, optionally spray with clear varnish.
How do I make the ink permanent on metal, glass, and wood?
Spray with clear varnish.
How do I clean the marker tips?
If the tip dries out, try re-wetting it by pressing it gently on a wet paper towel.
What colors are included in the set?
The set includes one each of white, yellow, pink, red, blue, violet, green, and black.
Troubleshooting
Marker isn't writing or the ink flow is inconsistent.
Shake the marker vigorously with the cap on. Prime the tip by pressing it gently on a piece of scrap paper.
Ink is bleeding through the paper.
Ensure you are using appropriate paper or reduce the pressure when applying the marker.
The tip is frayed or damaged.
Avoid applying excessive pressure. If the tip is severely damaged, consider replacing the marker.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile for various artistic techniques.
Provides precise control and expressive strokes.
Works on a wide range of surfaces.
Offers vibrant, opaque colors.
No bleed-through on paper.
Cons
Permanent on absorbent surfaces, requiring careful planning.
Removal from some surfaces may require special methods.
Requires specific setting procedures for certain materials to ensure permanence.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unpack the set of markers.
Before use, shake the marker well with the cap on to ensure the ink is mixed.
Prime the tip by gently pressing it down on a piece of scrap paper until the ink flows.
Compatibility:
The POSCA Brush Marker PC-5BR works on a wide variety of surfaces. These include but are not limited to paper, card, terracotta, textiles, porcelain, metal, glass, wood, and plastic.
Ensure that the surface is clean and dry before applying the marker.
Care:
Replace the cap firmly after each use to prevent the marker from drying out.
Store markers horizontally in a cool, dry place.
If the tip dries, you can try to re-wet it by gently pressing it on a wet paper towel.