Marker pens Edding 751 white, fine point, pack of 10, colours: blue, red, white

Edding 751 white paint markers, fine point, pack of 10, include pens in blue, red and white with a fine bullet nib designed for precise writing, drawing and decorative detail work on a variety of smooth surfaces. The set is suited to general marking tasks where a controlled fine line and opaque coverage are required. The water-based pigment ink offers low odour and is formulated for good coverage and durability on non-porous materials.

Advantages

The Edding 751 gloss paint marker features a 1–2 mm bullet nib that enables accurate lines and detailed inscriptions. Its opaque, water-based pigment ink provides reliable coverage on glass, metal and other smooth surfaces while remaining low in odour. The marker’s nib is replaceable and the pens are easy to activate by shaking and pumping the tip onto scrap paper to allow the ink to flow.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on glass items such as jars, baubles and windows
• Decorative detailing on tins, storage boxes and hard-surfaced craft projects
• Office and school marking tasks that require fine lines
• Small-scale craft and hobby work needing precise, opaque strokes

Key specifications

• Pack contents: 10 markers in blue, red and white
• Tip type: fine bullet nib
• Stroke width: approximately 1–2 mm
• Ink type: water-based pigment ink (opaque)
• Odour: low odour formulation
• Nib: replaceable

How to use

Before first use, shake the capped marker firmly to mix the pigment ink. Remove the cap and place the nib on a piece of scrap paper; gently pump the tip up and down until the ink saturates the nib and the desired flow is achieved. Apply with light, even pressure for consistent 1–2 mm strokes. Allow ink to dry on non-porous surfaces; drying time varies with surface type and ink layer thickness. Recap after use to prevent the nib from drying out.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clean and dry the surface before application, test the marker on a scrap area first to check opacity and drying behaviour, and store the pens horizontally when not in use. Avoid contact with porous materials if opaque coverage is required; for fine-detail work on very small areas consider using the finest available nib sizes in the edding paint marker range.