Crayola XL Poster Markers - 4 Count


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The Crayola XL Poster Markers (588358) are designed for students, artists, and educators who need to create bold, eye-catching visuals for school signs, posters, and large-scale crafts. Their primary benefit lies in the extra-wide chisel tips that offer efficient, full-coverage coloring in a single stroke, though they are specifically intended for broad-surface work rather than fine-detail lettering or intricate drawings.
| Model Part Number | 588358 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Crayola |
These markers are part of the Project line and prioritize bold, lasting pigment; treat them as permanent on most porous surfaces.
While the chisel tip can create calligraphic strokes, the marker is physically very large and intended primarily for large-scale poster work.
This set includes four colors: Violet, Magenta, Yellow, and Orange.
They work best on poster board, heavy cardstock, and corrugated cardboard.
Because of the large tip size, it is essential to cap them securely immediately after use to maintain longevity.
Store the marker cap-down for several hours to gravity-feed ink to the tip.
Place a scrap piece of cardboard or a heavy-duty mat underneath the project to protect the surface.
Ensure you are using the flat side of the chisel tip for full coverage and move at a steady, consistent pace.
No specific assembly is required for these markers; they are ready to use immediately. To ensure long-lasting performance, always replace the cap tightly after every use to prevent the ink from drying out due to the large tip surface area. Store the markers in a horizontal position when not in use to keep the ink flow consistent across the chisel tip. If a marker tip appears dry, store it cap-down for a few hours to allow the ink to re-saturate the applicator. Protect your workspace with a mat or scrap paper, as the intense pigment may transfer through thinner surfaces.