Deli Acrylic Marker, Double Headed, 12 Colors – Pack of 12

Choose the end that fits your stroke: use the fine tip for precision lines and details, or switch to the broad tip for thicker strokes. Remove the cap from the end you want to use and start drawing. There’s no need to switch nibs mid-use—just pick the tip you want before you begin.

They’re suitable for a range of surfaces such as paper, cardboard, canvas, wood, plastic, glass, and metal. It’s a good idea to test on a small area first, especially on non-porous surfaces, to ensure the ink adheres as you expect.

The ink is designed to dry quickly and resist smudging on most surfaces once it’s set. Drying time can vary with surface and thickness of application, so allow a moment for the ink to dry before handling if you’re layering colors.

You get 12 assorted, vibrant colors that cover a broad spectrum of warm and cool tones, giving you versatility for lettering, highlighting, and creative artwork.

As with most markers, use in a well-ventilated area and avoid contact with eyes and mouth. Replace caps after use and keep markers out of reach of young children unless supervised. Follow any safety instructions printed on the packaging for best results.

Cap the markers securely after use and store them in a cool, dry place. For best tip life, store horizontally or upright as recommended by the manufacturer, and avoid extreme temperatures that could dry out or damage the tips.

They’re well-suited for calligraphy, lettering, illustration, crafts, scrapbooking, highlighting, and decorative accents on a variety of surfaces. The dual tips make them flexible for both fine details and broader strokes.

The dual-ended design provides two stroke options in one marker, and the 12-color assortment covers a wide color range. This can be more economical and versatile for artists who want both precision and bold markings without buying multiple types of markers. See related options for different tip styles and color counts on Fepy to compare value.

If you’re exploring other Deli markers, you can compare by tip style or color count. For example, you might look at a Deli Acrylic Marker with a fine tip in a 12-color pack or a larger color-set with different tip configurations. See the Deli marker family on Fepy here: https://fepy.com/collections/deli-acrylic-markers and explore specific alternatives like https://fepy.com/products/deli-acrylic-marker-double-headed-12-colors-pack-6 and https://fepy.com/products/deli-acrylic-marker-fine-tip-12-colors-pack-12 to assess value and features.

If the ink isn’t flowing, gently prime the tip by scribbling on scrap paper for a moment. Make sure the cap is securely on the correct end, and store/refresh the marker if it has been unused for a while. If it still doesn’t flow, try a small, controlled burst on a test surface to help re-wet the tip.