Edding marker lacquer 790 red — permanent lacquer marker, model 790, red (mpn 790/002/CZ ED)

Edding 790 red is a permanent lacquer marker formulated to deliver opaque, quick-drying red pigment for durable marking and touch-up work. The marker is designed for use on a broad range of surfaces including glass, metal, plastic and painted substrates. Its lacquer-based ink produces a resistant finish that maintains colour and coverage under normal handling and exposure, making it suitable for industrial, workshop and craft environments.

Advantages

The lacquer formulation ensures high opacity and strong adhesion to non-porous and porous surfaces, while drying quickly to reduce smearing. Its durable finish resists fading and mechanical wear better than many conventional felt-tip markers. The marker offers consistent line quality and reliable pigment flow for accurate marking, labelling and repair work.

Suitable for

• Permanent marking on glass and metal
• Plastic parts identification and labelling
• Repair touch-ups on painted surfaces
• Industrial and workshop marking tasks
• Crafts and model making requiring a durable red finish

Key specifications

• Ink type: lacquer-based permanent pigment
• Colour: red
• Drying behaviour: quick-drying
• Surface compatibility: glass, metal, plastic, painted surfaces
• Finish: opaque, resistant coating

How to use

Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free of loose particles, grease or dust before applying the marker. Shake the marker well prior to use to mix the lacquer pigment, then press the nib several times on a scrap piece until the ink flows evenly. Apply the marker with steady, even strokes; allow the marked area to dry fully. For repair touch-ups, apply thin layers and let each layer dry before adding additional coats to achieve the desired coverage.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use and recap immediately after application to prevent drying out. Use in a well-ventilated area and avoid prolonged skin contact; where necessary, test on a small, inconspicuous area to confirm adhesion and colour match on sensitive or coated surfaces.