Tinc Roller Stamp and Highlighter Pens - Set of 6

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The Tinc Roller Stamp and Highlighter Pens are designed for students, artists, and stationery enthusiasts who want to add a playful, customized flair to their creative projects. These dual-tipped pens offer the dual benefit of patterned roller stamps for decoration and metallic highlighters for emphasis, making them a versatile tool for personalizing journals or greeting cards. While they are excellent for light crafts and schoolwork, they are primarily decorative in nature and may not be suitable for professional-grade drafting or archival-quality artistic work.
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Yes, but perform a test on a back page, as the metallic ink may show through very thin paper.
No, each pen color is permanently paired with a specific roller stamp pattern.
These pens are intended for stationery and craft use and are generally not considered archival or waterproof.
Use a dry cloth to gently remove any lint or debris from the wheel. Do not submerge the pen in water.
The set includes purple, orange, pink, yellow, blue, and green.
They are designed for general stationery use; adult supervision is recommended for younger children.
Ensure you are using the stamp on a flat, slightly cushioned surface rather than a hard desk, and apply consistent pressure.
Store the pen vertically with the highlighter side down for an hour to allow ink to flow to the nib.
To keep your Tinc pens functioning properly, always replace the caps tightly after every use to prevent the ink from drying out. Store the pens horizontally or with the stamp tip facing downward to ensure the ink remains at the tip for immediate use. These pens are compatible with most standard paper weights found in school notebooks and greeting cards; however, it is recommended to test on a small scrap piece of paper first to ensure the ink does not bleed through thinner pages. Keep the roller wheels free of dust and paper fibers by gently wiping them with a dry cloth if the pattern quality begins to fade.