Edding 790 Paint Marker, Gold

The Edding 790 Paint Marker in gold is a professional-grade marking tool designed for high-visibility applications on a wide variety of surfaces. Featuring a robust bullet tip, this marker delivers a consistent, opaque, and permanent ink flow that stands out clearly even on dark, transparent, or smooth materials. Its specialized ink formula is engineered to withstand environmental factors, providing a finish that is both lightfast and waterproof, making it a reliable choice for both indoor and outdoor marking tasks.

Advantages

This paint marker offers exceptional versatility and durability due to its high-quality pigment ink. The opaque finish ensures that markings remain legible and vibrant on challenging surfaces such as metal, glass, plastic, and wood. Because the ink is wear-resistant and quick-drying, it minimizes the risk of smudging during use, providing a clean and precise application every time. The reliable valve-controlled ink flow ensures that the marker is ready for use whenever needed, maintaining consistent performance throughout its lifespan.

Suitable for

• Marking industrial components and metal parts
• Labeling glass containers or transparent plastic surfaces
• Artistic projects requiring a metallic gold finish
• Household organization and labeling on smooth materials
• Outdoor signage or equipment identification

When it may not be suitable

This marker may not be ideal for use on highly porous or absorbent surfaces like raw, unfinished fabric or soft paper, as the paint may bleed or spread. Additionally, it is not intended for use on skin or surfaces that come into direct contact with food.

Key specifications

• Tip type: Bullet tip
• Ink properties: Opaque, permanent, lightfast, and waterproof
• Surface compatibility: Metal, glass, plastic, wood
• Finish: Metallic gold

How to use

Before using the Edding 790, ensure the cap is closed and shake the marker well to mix the pigment. Remove the cap and place the tip on a piece of scrap paper. Gently press the tip down several times until the ink begins to flow into the nib. Once the tip is saturated with paint, you can begin marking your desired surface. Always replace the cap tightly after use to prevent the ink from drying out.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that the surface is clean, dry, and free of oil or dust for optimal adhesion
• Test the marker on an inconspicuous area if you are unsure about surface compatibility
• Ensure the marker is stored in a horizontal position when not in use to maintain ink quality

Usage recommendations

For the best results, store the marker horizontally at room temperature. If the tip becomes dry, re-prime it by gently pressing it against a firm surface until the ink flows again.