Daler Rowney FW Marker Set, 2 Empty Refillable Markers with Round Nibs, for FW Acrylic Inks

Open the marker to access the refill chamber, fill the chamber with FW Acrylic Ink in your chosen color, reassemble the marker, securely cap it, and gently prime by pressing the nib onto scrap paper until ink starts flowing.

These markers are designed for FW Acrylic Ink colours. For best results and reliable performance, use FW inks. Using inks from other brands may affect flow or damage the marker.

Yes. The markers have replaceable nibs, which helps extend their lifespan and lets you switch nib styles if needed.

They are well suited for illustrators, designers, and calligraphers. Use them for drawing, writing, and painting with precise, controlled lines, whether you’re in the studio or working outdoors.

The markers are designed to deliver smooth ink flow and a consistent, even application, helping you achieve steady line work and clean fills.

Keep the caps on when not in use, clean the refill system after refilling if needed, and replace nibs as they wear. Regularly inspect the marker for any dried ink and clean accordingly.

The markers are designed for professional use with typical art supplies safety standards. Follow standard art-supply safety guidelines, avoid contact with eyes, and keep out of reach of children when not supervised.

Return terms are set by Fepy. If you’re not satisfied, you can initiate a return per Fepy’s policy, typically within the stated window and with items in returnable condition. Check with Fepy support for the exact terms applicable to your order.

If you need more markers or different nib options, you can consider the Daler Rowney FW Marker Set with 3 markers (https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-fw-marker-set-3-markers-round-nibs). For additional ink supplies, the FW Acrylic Ink Refill 60ml (https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-fw-acrylic-ink-refill-60ml) is a good companion. If you want extra nibs, the Daler Rowney FW Marker Nib Pack (https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-fw-marker-nib-pack-round-nibs) is available. These alternatives offer broader configurations to fit different workflows.

Yes. Start by testing lines and washes on scrap paper to get a feel for ink flow, practice varying pressure to control line width, keep the marker perpendicular to the page for consistent strokes, and store markers capped to prevent drying between uses.