Marker pen Edding 751 Silver — metallic silver ink, 1 mm stroke, pack of 10

Edding 751 Silver is a set of 10 metallic silver markers designed for fine, visible silver lines on paper, cardboard and many non-porous surfaces. Each marker contains opaque silver ink with a 1 mm minimum stroke width (1–2 mm bullet nib), providing consistent metallic coverage for labelling, crafting, drawing and decorative accents. The low-odour gloss paint formulation delivers good opacity and durability, making the pens suitable for both detailed inscriptions and small decorative areas.

Advantages

The metallic silver ink is opaque and provides good coverage on light and dark backgrounds. A fine bullet nib enables precise lines and controlled detailing. The gloss paint formulation is water-, abrasion-, light- and heat-resistant, offering long-lasting results. The markers are easy to activate and use: shake, prime on scrap paper and begin writing. The nibs are replaceable, extending the usable life of each pen.

Suitable for

• Labeling and marking on paper, cardboard and coated surfaces
• Craft projects: cards, scrapbooking, decorative accents
• Detail work on glass, baubles and small painted surfaces
• Precision inscriptions on tins, storage boxes and gifts

Key specifications

• Pack contents: 10 markers
• Ink colour: metallic silver (gloss paint)
• Nib type and stroke: bullet nib, approx. 1–2 mm (minimum 1 mm stroke)
• Opacity: opaque coverage suitable for light and dark backgrounds
• Properties: low odour, water-, abrasion-, light- and heat-resistant
• Replaceable nib: yes

How to use

Shake the marker firmly before use to mix the gloss paint. Remove the cap and prime the nib by placing it on scrap paper and pressing down repeatedly until the tip fills with ink and lays down an even line. Apply with steady pressure for consistent metallic strokes. Allow ink to dry on the chosen surface according to ambient conditions; drying times vary with surface and layer thickness. For non-porous surfaces, ensure the substrate is clean and dry before writing.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. For best adhesion on glass or glazed surfaces, clean with a non-greasy solvent and test on a small area first. Replace worn nibs to maintain line quality and follow surface-specific curing guidelines if permanent resistance is required.