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The Edding 51 paint marker is an essential tool for artists, crafters, and industrial professionals who require a permanent, highly opaque white finish on diverse surfaces. Featuring a precise 1-2mm bullet tip, this marker excels at detailed labeling and artistic expression on materials like glass, stone, wood, and plastic; however, users should note that as a paint-based product, it requires a brief shaking period to ensure proper ink flow before the first use.
| Model Part Number | 4-51-049/10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Edding |
Yes, the paint is permanent and water-resistant once it has fully cured.
While it can be used on paper and other porous surfaces, it is primarily designed for hard materials and may not wash well on textiles.
On non-porous surfaces like glass, the paint can often be removed with a suitable solvent or mechanical scraping if caught early.
Yes, the Edding 51 is designed specifically for high opacity, making it excellent for writing on black or dark-colored surfaces.
Markers should be stored horizontally in a cool, dry place with the cap firmly secured.
Ensure you have shaken the marker well and firmly pumped the tip on a scrap surface several times to prime the ink chamber.
Gently wipe the tip with a cloth and press it down firmly on a hard surface to force the paint through; avoid pulling or yanking the nib.
Apply a second coat after the first has dried, or move the marker at a slower, more consistent pace.
To begin using the marker, remove the cap and shake the marker vigorously with the cap closed to mix the paint pigments. Remove the cap and press the tip down repeatedly on a piece of scrap paper until the ink flows into the nib. When not in use, always store the marker horizontally and ensure the cap is snapped on tightly to prevent the paint from drying out. Avoid leaving the nib exposed to air for extended periods, as the quick-drying nature of the paint can clog the tip.
