Pilot Super Color Permanent Marker, Fine Bullet Tip, Low-Odour, Water-Resistant, Smooth Flow, Bold Line & Color, Ideal for Office & Craft Use, Green - Pack of 12

Fine bullet tip for crisp lines, water-resistant ink that withstands light cleaning and handling, low-odour ink suitable for indoor spaces, durable tip resistant to flattening on coated stocks, color green, and a 12-pack.

It’s designed for office and craft use, performing well on common surfaces like labels, charts, and coated stocks where crisp green marks are needed. The ink is water-resistant after drying, helping the marks stay legible during normal handling.

Use light to moderate pressure for crisp lines, test on a scrap area first, and use steady, short strokes for codes or micro-text. Keep the cap on when not in use to preserve tip life.

The ink is formulated to be water-resistant after drying, meaning it withstands light cleaning and handling without running or smudging under typical use.

Yes. The ink is low-odour, making it more comfortable for use in indoor, shared environments.

All colors in the Pilot Super Color line on Fepy share the same low-odour, water-resistant performance and durable tip. For other color variants, you can explore Black, Blue, and Red options with these example URLs: - Black: https://fepy.com/products/pilot-super-color-permanent-marker-fine-bullet-tip-black-12-pack - Blue: https://fepy.com/products/pilot-super-color-permanent-marker-fine-bullet-tip-blue-12-pack - Red: https://fepy.com/products/pilot-super-color-permanent-marker-fine-bullet-tip-red-12-pack

Use it for color-coding files and bins, ticking off items on checklists, labeling craft projects, and adding micro-text or codes on documents and labels where a crisp green line is helpful.

Keep it capped when not in use to protect the tip, store at room temperature away from direct heat or sun, and avoid excessive pressure during use to prolong tip life.

This item is eligible under Fepy’s standard return policy. If you’re not satisfied, you can initiate a return according to that policy.

If you notice reduced performance, try testing on scrap material first, ensure the marker is capped properly after use, and apply gentle, even pressure during writing. The tip is designed to resist flattening on coated stocks, but heavy use can wear it over time.