Uni-ball Paint Marker, 1-1.5mm Line, Fine Bullet Tip, Oil Based Ink - White

The marker features a fine bullet tip in the 1-1.5mm range, allowing precise details as well as light fills. It provides a balance between precision and coverage for both small accents and broader strokes.

The ink is oil-based for strong opacity and smooth flow, with non-toxic safety. It dries quickly to reduce smudging, helping keep your designs clean and ready for handling soon after you apply them.

For fine details, use the tip with light, controlled strokes. For larger areas, apply using steady, overlapping passes to achieve even coverage. Always test on scrap material first to gauge opacity and staking.

Yes, it can be used on fabrics. For best results, test on a small fabric sample first. If you’re working with textiles, follow the fabric’s care guidelines and heat-set according to the material’s instructions if recommended.

Cap the marker tightly after use and store it horizontally or upright in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Before the first use or after a long pause, prime the tip by pressing it gently onto scrap paper until ink starts flowing.

The ink is non-toxic, making it suitable for general art projects and indoor use by adults and older kids under supervision. Always supervise younger children and avoid ingestion or contact with eyes.

The ink dries quickly, helping reduce smearing during normal handling. Allow a short dry time before touching or stacking finished work to ensure permanence.

Compared to other white markers on Fepy, this 1-1.5mm marker offers precise detailing with solid opacity. If you need bolder lines, you might opt for a wider tip from other options like the Uni-ball 2-3mm variant (https://fepy.com/product/uni-ball-paint-marker-white-2-3mm). For fine, crisp lines, you could explore a 0.7–1.0mm option (https://fepy.com/product/mitubishi-uniball-paint-marker-white-0-7mm). If you prefer a different brand aesthetic, Sharpie’s white paint markers (https://fepy.com/product/sharpie-paint-marker-white-1-2mm) are another alternative to compare on Fepy.

Great for adding highlights on dark surfaces, outlining designs on paper or wood, scrapbooking accents, stenciling, and DIY home décor detailing. It’s especially handy when you need strong white visibility on varied backgrounds.

Consider the desired line width and the surface you’re working on. For fine detailing and precise outlines, 1-1.5mm is a good fit. For bold fills or larger lettering, look at wider tips (e.g., 2-3mm). If you’re aiming for ultra-fine lines, a smaller tip in the 0.7–1.0mm range may be preferable.

Prime the marker by applying a few light strokes on scrap material before starting your actual project. Keep the marker capped when not in use, store it within its recommended orientation, and use smooth, continuous strokes to maintain even ink flow and opacity.