Edding marker lacquer 790 green — lacquer marker, permanent, model 790/004/Z

Edding marker lacquer 790 green is a permanent lacquer marker engineered for high-coverage, durable marking on a wide range of materials. The lacquer-based ink provides an opaque, glossy finish that resists abrasion and weather exposure, making it suitable for marking, labelling, touch-ups and decorative accents. Model 790/004/Z is manufactured by Edding and is intended for industrial, workshop and craft applications where a resilient, long-lasting green mark is required.

Advantages

The lacquer formulation offers strong adhesion to metal, glass, plastic, wood and painted surfaces, delivering a consistent, high-opacity line with a glossy appearance. The ink dries quickly to reduce smudging and is designed to resist wear, water and weathering. The marker is permanent and provides reliable coverage for labelling and repair tasks where visibility and durability are important.

Suitable for

• Labelling tools, parts and equipment in workshops and warehouses
• Touch-ups and small repairs on metal, painted surfaces and furniture
• Decorative detailing on craft and DIY projects
• Marking glass, plastic and ceramics for identification or assembly

Key specifications

• Ink type: lacquer-based, permanent
• Color: green
• Finish: opaque, glossy
• Surface compatibility: metal, glass, plastic, wood, painted surfaces
• Drying behavior: fast-drying to reduce smudging
• Durability: abrasion- and weather-resistant

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the lacquer pigment evenly. Prime the tip by depressing it several times on a scrap surface until the ink flows. Apply with steady pressure to produce an even, opaque line. Allow the marked area to dry fully; drying time depends on surface porosity and ambient conditions. For best results on dusty or oily surfaces, clean and dry the surface before marking.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use and keep the cap tightly closed to prevent drying. Use in well-ventilated areas and avoid prolonged inhalation of vapours. Test the marker on an inconspicuous area if compatibility with a specific surface or finish is uncertain.