Paint Marker, White

Shake well before use. Prime the nib by pressing it gently on scrap paper until ink starts to flow. Apply with light, controlled strokes to build up opaque white lines. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying.

Fine-point nib for precision, opaque white pigment for high coverage, waterproof and fade-resistant ink, permanent on most surfaces, suitable for indoor and outdoor use, quick-drying formula.

Ideal for outdoor art, sign-making, graphic illustrations, labeling furniture or glass, scrapbooking, DIY crafts, and any project needing bright white details on dark or light surfaces.

It adheres well to wood, glass, metal, plastic, ceramic and many other surfaces. For porous materials, a couple of passes may improve opacity.

Use in well-ventilated areas and avoid skin or eye contact. Keep away from children. As with most art markers, avoid ingestion and follow standard marker safety practices. If irritation occurs, rinse with water.

Compared with non-opaque or non-waterproof markers, this white marker offers higher coverage and durability, especially on dark or non-porous surfaces. For color variety, you can explore other color options such as Black, Blue or Metallic Silver markers on Fepy.

Here are similar alternatives on Fepy you can compare: Paint Marker, Black (https://fepy.com/product/paint-marker-black), Paint Marker, Blue (https://fepy.com/product/paint-marker-blue), and Paint Marker, Metallic Silver (https://fepy.com/product/paint-marker-silver).

Yes, the opaque white paint stands out well on glass and other transparent or dark backgrounds, making it great for labels, decals, and decorative details.

Store the marker capped and upright when not in use. Shake well before each use and prime the nib if it seems dry. If the ink flow slows, a brief priming on scrap paper usually helps.

Because the ink is waterproof and permanent, removal can be difficult. For best results on a test area, use an appropriate solvent (such as isopropyl alcohol) and gentle scrubbing. Always test first.