Edding paint marker 2–3 mm tip, blue, model 790N ED

Edding paint marker 2–3 mm tip, blue, model 790N ED is a durable paint marker designed for clear, opaque marking on a wide range of surfaces. The medium bullet tip produces consistent 2–3 mm line widths suitable for writing, labeling and filling. The opaque blue paint resists fading and provides high contrast on both porous and non-porous materials, making the marker suitable for workshop, craft and industrial use as well as everyday applications.

Advantages

The marker delivers dense, long-lasting coverage with a medium bullet tip that maintains a uniform stroke width of approximately 2–3 mm. Its paint formula adheres well to metal, glass, plastic, wood, cardboard and stone, ensuring readable marks on different surfaces. The cap and body design are practical for frequent use and the marker is suitable for tasks that require precise, visible lines without rapid drying or excessive bleeding.

Suitable for

• Labeling tools, parts and containers in workshops and industrial settings
• Writing and decorating on glass, metal and plastic
• Marking cardboard, wood and stone for craft and DIY projects
• Filling small areas and outlining on signage or displays

Key specifications

• Tip type: medium bullet (rounded) tip
• Line width: approximately 2–3 mm
• Color: blue
• Ink type: opaque paint-based ink suitable for porous and non-porous surfaces
• Drying behavior: quick-drying with durable coverage

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the paint evenly. Press the tip down briefly on a test surface to activate the flow if required, then write or draw with steady pressure to achieve consistent 2–3 mm lines. For best results on smooth or non-porous surfaces, allow the paint to dry fully before handling. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, store the marker horizontally when not in use and use on clean, grease-free surfaces. On highly absorbent materials, apply a second stroke if necessary to achieve full opacity. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve color intensity.