Marker BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Sakura Paint Marker Oil 2.0 mm Medium — Black

BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Sakura Paint Marker Oil 2.0 mm Medium in black delivers oil-based paint marking designed for clear, durable lines on a wide range of surfaces. The medium 2.0 mm bullet tip produces consistent stroke width for labeling, artwork and general marking tasks. Its oil-based formula offers good coverage and resistance to smudging after drying, making it suitable for both indoor and occasional outdoor use where persistence and legibility are important.

Advantages

The oil-based ink provides opaque, even coverage on dark and light backgrounds, reducing the need for multiple passes. The 2.0 mm medium bullet tip balances precision and flow for controlled lines while maintaining a steady ink supply. The marker is suitable for materials such as paper, cardboard, metal, plastic and painted surfaces where a permanent, visible mark is required.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, tools and storage containers
• Signage and marking on painted or coated surfaces
• Crafts, illustrations and mixed-media artwork
• Industrial and workshop marking tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: medium bullet tip, 2.0 mm line width
• Ink base: oil-based paint for opaque coverage
• Color: black
• Drying characteristics: fast to touch with durable finish
• Compatible surfaces: paper, cardboard, metal, plastic, painted surfaces

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the oil-based pigment evenly. Press the tip briefly on a scrap surface to start the ink flow. Apply consistent pressure and maintain a steady angle for uniform lines; the 2.0 mm medium tip allows both short controlled strokes and longer continuous marks. Allow sufficient drying time on non-porous surfaces to ensure maximum adhesion and resistance.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Keep the cap tightly closed after use to prevent the tip from drying. For best results on non-porous or glossy surfaces, test on a small area first and allow extra drying time; avoid prolonged exposure to extreme weather to preserve mark longevity.