Deli Dmast Acrylic Marker, Bullet Tip 2mm

2mm bullet tip for precise lines; reliable ink for consistent marks; quick-dry formula for reduced smudging; lightweight design for easy handling; sold as a single-pack marker; versatile for outlining, writing, and crafts.

A 2mm tip creates finer, more precise lines ideal for detail work, while a 3mm tip produces bolder, thicker lines for fills and headings. If you need a 3mm option on Fepy, you can check the Deli acrylic marker with a 3mm tip here: https://fepy.com/product/deli-acrylic-marker-bullet-tip-3mm

1) Shake well before use. 2) Remove the cap. 3) Press the tip gently onto a scrap surface until ink starts flowing. 4) Test on scrap to confirm flow and line quality. 5) Cap after use and store upright or horizontally.

Yes, the marker uses a quick-dry acrylic formula designed to reduce smudging and mess. Allow a brief moment for the ink to dry before handling or stacking surfaces.

The marker is designed for school and home use; as with all markers, supervise children and avoid ingestion. For specific safety certifications, refer to the packaging or product page details on Fepy.

If you’re considering alternatives, you can compare with other 2mm options on Fepy such as: Posca 2mm bullet-tip acrylic marker: https://fepy.com/product/posca-acrylic-marker-2mm-bullet-tip and a 2mm Deli-acrylic option: https://fepy.com/product/deli-acrylic-marker-bullet-tip-2mm-assorted-colors. For a slightly thicker line, you can also view a 3mm option here: https://fepy.com/product/deli-acrylic-marker-bullet-tip-3mm

Great for outlining letters in journaling, handwriting practice, label writing, scrapbooking, card making, and light craft work on sturdy surfaces. It’s also suitable for school projects and office labeling.

Keep the cap on when not in use to prevent the nib from drying. Store the marker horizontally or upright in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid excessive pressing to the tip when not drawing.

If ink flow seems slow, recenter by shaking with the cap on and then priming the tip on scrap paper. Prime gently until ink returns. If the marker remains inactive after priming, consider a replacement or trying a similar marker from the alternatives listed on the product page.