Marker pens Edding e-751 White fine tip, pack of 2, white ink

Edding e-751 White fine tip, pack of 2, white ink is a set of two fine‑point white markers designed for precise writing, correcting small details and adding highlights on appropriately prepared surfaces. Each marker delivers opaque white ink through a fine tip that supports controlled strokes and small accents. The markers are supplied in a blister pack and the combined weight is 31 g, making the set convenient to store with other stationery or craft supplies.

Advantages

The fine tip ensures accurate, narrow lines and consistent ink flow for small corrections and detailing. Opaque white ink provides clear contrast on darker papers, photos, cardboard, and many craft materials when the substrate is suitable. The compact, lightweight pack contains two markers for backup use or simultaneous work in different locations. The markers dry quickly under normal conditions and permit careful application without excessive bleeding when used on compatible surfaces.

Suitable for

• Detailing and accents on dark or colored paper
• Small corrections and touch‑ups on printed materials and labels
• Craft projects, scrapbooking and journaling
• Marking and highlighting tiny areas on cardboard, photos and coated papers

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine point for narrow strokes
• Ink colour: white, opaque
• Pack contents: 2 markers
• Packaging: blister
• Total weight (pack): 31 g

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to mix the pigment evenly. Test the marker on a scrap piece of the intended surface to check opacity and drying behaviour. Apply with light, steady pressure to create fine lines or small dots; multiple layers can increase opacity but allow each layer to dry before adding the next. After use, replace the cap tightly to prevent the tip from drying out and store horizontally or upright according to manufacturer guidance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the markers on non-porous or coated papers, photo paper, cardstock and other surfaces that accept opaque pigments. Avoid applying to highly absorbent or untreated wood and fabric unless fixed or sealed; test first. Keep caps closed when not in use and store at moderate temperatures away from direct sunlight.