Edding marker lacquer 750 white — lacquer marker pen, opaque white ink, fine/chisel tip options

Edding 750 lacquer marker in white is a paint-based marking pen developed for opaque, long-lasting white coverage on a variety of surfaces. The marker delivers a lacquer finish that resists rubbing and provides clear, bright markings on glass, metal, plastics and coated paper. Available with fine or chisel tip options, the pen supports both precise lines and broader strokes for labelling, touch-ups, decorative details and craft applications requiring a durable white paint mark.

Advantages

The lacquer formulation offers strong opacity and quick adhesion, producing a smooth white layer that covers underlying colours and textures. The marker's paint-based ink dries to a durable, slightly glossy finish that withstands light abrasion. Choice of fine or chisel tip allows for detailed work as well as filling larger areas, while the pen-style design ensures controlled application and portability.

Suitable for

• Labelling glassware, metal parts and coated surfaces
• Touch-up work on painted or coated items
• Decorative accents and craft projects on plastic and paper
• Industrial marking where opaque white contrast is required

Key specifications

• Ink type: paint-based lacquer ink, opaque white
• Finish: slightly glossy, lacquer-like
• Tip options: fine tip and chisel tip for variable line widths
• Drying behaviour: quick-drying under normal conditions
• Suitable surface types: glass, metal, plastics, coated paper and similar non-porous or coated materials

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the lacquer ink evenly. Prime the tip by pressing it down on a test surface until the ink flows, then apply with steady pressure. Use the fine tip for precise lines and the chisel tip for broader strokes or filling-in small areas. Allow the applied ink to dry completely before handling; drying time depends on temperature, humidity and surface porosity. For best adhesion, apply on clean, dry surfaces free of dust, oil or loose particles.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain consistent ink flow. Avoid applying on high-temperature or submerged surfaces; lacquer ink is intended for decorative and marking uses rather than continuous exposure to harsh chemical or mechanical conditions. If stronger durability is needed, allow full cure time and consider a compatible clear topcoat for additional protection on frequently handled items.