Permanent acrylic marker set Edding 5000 — broad chisel tip, 5 colors (Black, Orange, Pink, White, Yellow)

Edding 5000 acrylic permanent marker set contains five broad chisel-tip markers in Black, Orange, Pink, White and Yellow. These acrylic-based markers produce opaque, highly pigmented strokes suitable for durable marking, decorative work and craft applications. The chisel tip provides a 5–10 mm broad stroke on its wide edge and a finer line on the narrow edge, allowing variation between filling larger areas and creating more controlled lettering. The acrylic ink offers consistent flow and strong adhesion on many surfaces, delivering reliable coverage for signage, labeling and artistic projects.

Advantages

The set combines five colors in one kit for immediate multi-color use without mixing. The broad chisel nib delivers both wide coverage and the possibility of finer lines from the nib’s bevel. The acrylic formula is highly pigmented and designed for permanent, lightfast results with good opacity on suitable surfaces. Consistent ink flow and quick drying reduce smudging and enable efficient application on paperboard, wood, cardboard, stone, metal and primed or non-porous surfaces when used as directed.

Suitable for

• Crafts and hobby projects requiring bold, opaque strokes
• Signage and display lettering on paper, cardboard and wood
• Labeling and marking objects where permanent, visible color is needed
• Decorative accents on painted or primed surfaces
• Artworks using broad strokes, filling large areas or combining thick and thin lines

Key specifications

• Marker type: permanent acrylic ink, highly pigmented
• Tip shape: broad chisel tip (bevel provides 5–10 mm wide stroke and finer edge)
• Colors included: black, orange, pink, white, yellow
• Finish and coverage: opaque coverage suitable for high-contrast markings
• Ink behavior: consistent flow, quick drying, strong adhesion on many surfaces

How to use

Shake each marker well before use to ensure homogeneous pigment distribution. Press the tip gently on a test surface to activate the ink if necessary. Use the wide edge of the chisel tip for broad filling and the narrow edge for lines and lettering. For best results on non-absorbent surfaces, test adhesion and opacity on a small area first. Allow the applied ink to dry fully between layers; multiple passes may be needed for maximum opacity. Store markers horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable gloves or protective clothing to avoid staining. Use in a well-ventilated area when marking large surfaces. Avoid direct contact with skin and eyes; follow normal workshop safety precautions. For long-lasting results on smooth or non-porous substrates, consider preparing the surface with a suitable primer or light sanding to improve adhesion.