Oil-based paint marker pen for decorating and painting on paper, cardboard, canvas, polystyrene, w...Oil-based paint marker pen for decorating and painting on paper, cardboard, canvas, polystyrene, wood and many other surfaces. Thanks to the wide range of colours, this marker is an ideal product for artists. Available in 17 colours. Before use, shake well and press the tip until the paint flows out. Features: Oil-based paint marker that can be painted on paper, cardboard, canvas, fabrics, polystyrene, metal, glass, plastic, wood, and leather products. They are durable and non-washable after drying. They are suitable for professional, hobby, school and home use, we can use them to paint, decorate, sketch, and write on paper boards. 17 Colours Available! Line Thickness: 2.5 mm. Usage: Shake well with cap on before use and press the nib down several times for ink flow. Keep capped when not used.
This guide is for anyone using the SolaDirect Oil-based Paint Marker Pen. It's designed for marking on tires, rubber, stone, leather, and plastic, providing durable, silver marks. A key benefit is its long-lasting, opaque finish, but note that surface preparation is crucial for optimal adhesion.
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FAQs
What surfaces can I use this marker on?
The SolaDirect Oil-based Paint Marker Pen is designed for tires, rubber, stone, leather, and plastic.
How long does it take for the paint to dry?
Drying time varies depending on the surface and environmental conditions. Allow sufficient time for the paint to fully dry before handling.
How do I clean the marker tip?
Clean the tip after use with a suitable solvent if needed. You can also wipe the tip with a clean cloth.
Is the paint permanent?
Yes, the paint is designed to be permanent and long-lasting on the recommended surfaces.
Can I use this marker on fabric?
No, this marker is not recommended for use on fabric. It's designed for use on tires, rubber, stone, leather, and plastic.
What should I do if the paint gets on my skin?
Clean your skin immediately with solvent or soap and water.
Troubleshooting
Marker isn't writing
Shake the marker vigorously and prime the tip by pressing it down on a scrap surface.
Paint is thin or patchy
Ensure the surface is clean. Apply multiple coats, allowing each coat to dry before applying the next.
Paint is smudging
Allow the paint to dry completely before handling the marked surface. Avoid touching the marked area until it is fully dry.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting marks.
Excellent adhesion on multiple surfaces.
Provides a highly visible, opaque silver finish.
Suitable for both professional and DIY projects.
Cons
Requires surface preparation for optimal results.
Color is limited to silver.
May require multiple coats on certain surfaces for full opacity.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Clean the surface to be marked to remove dirt, oil, or any loose particles.
Shake Well: Shake the marker well before use to ensure the paint is mixed.
Prime the Tip: Press the tip down on a scrap surface to prime it until the paint flows.
Application: Apply the marker with even pressure for consistent lines.
Drying Time: Allow the paint to dry completely. Drying time may vary depending on the surface and environmental conditions. Refer to the specific surface requirements for curing.
Compatibility
Compatible Surfaces: Tires, rubber, stone, leather, and plastic.
Incompatible Surfaces: Not recommended for use on fabrics or surfaces where a permanent mark is undesirable.
Care
Storage: Store the marker horizontally to prevent drying.
Cleaning: If paint gets on skin, clean with solvent or soap and water immediately.
Tip Care: Clean the tip after use with a suitable solvent if needed to remove dried paint.