Furniture marker Edding 8900, model 4-8900-1-4623 — color Ahorn, tip sizes 1.5 mm and 2 mm

Edding 8900 furniture marker, model 4-8900-1-4623 in Ahorn color, is designed for precise repair and retouching of laminated and veneered furniture surfaces. The marker offers two tip sizes (approximately 1.5 mm and 2 mm) to match different repair needs — fine lines for hairline scratches and slightly broader strokes for small chips and worn edges. The alcohol-based ink adheres to wood veneers and laminate finishes to visually conceal minor damage and help restore a uniform appearance.

Advantages

The dual-tip design provides flexibility: the finer tip allows controlled retouching of thin scratches while the broader tip covers wider areas and edges. The Ahorn tone is formulated to blend with light maple and similar wood finishes. The marker’s compact barrel fits easily in a repair kit or toolbox, and the quick-drying ink reduces smudging during application. The pen-like form ensures accurate, single-handed application for localized repairs without the need for additional tools.

Suitable for

• Touching up hairline scratches on veneered furniture
• Masking small chips and worn edges on laminate surfaces
• Repairing shallow marks on tabletops, shelves and cabinet doors
• On-site quick fixes for rental properties, offices and retail displays

Key specifications

• Color: Ahorn (light maple tone) suitable for light wood finishes
• Tip sizes: approximately 1.5 mm and 2 mm for fine and slightly broader strokes
• Ink base: fast-drying solvent/alcohol-based ink formulated for veneers and laminates
• Application: pen-style marker for targeted touch-ups
• Finish: designed to blend with satin and semi-gloss furniture surfaces

How to use

Clean the repair area to remove dust, grease or loose particles and allow it to dry. Select the tip size that best matches the damage: use the 1.5 mm tip for thin scratches and the 2 mm tip for wider chips and edges. Apply the marker with gentle, even strokes, following the grain direction where possible. Allow the ink to dry completely before assessing whether a second pass is needed. If necessary, lightly blend the repaired area with a soft cloth to reduce contrast once the ink is dry.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on an inconspicuous area or scrap material first to confirm color match and compatibility with the furniture finish. Work in a well-ventilated area and keep caps closed when not in use to prevent drying. Store the marker horizontally to maintain consistent ink flow.