Edding Marker 791 lacquer yellow – permanent paint marker (model 791/005/Z ED)

Edding Marker 791 lacquer yellow is a permanent paint marker that delivers opaque, glossy yellow coverage for durable markings on metal, glass, plastic and coated surfaces. The lacquer-based ink dries to a hard film that resists moisture and moderate abrasion, making it suitable for industrial, craft and repair tasks where a highly visible yellow mark is required. The 791 model offers consistent flow and reliable application for single-handed marking jobs.

Advantages

The lacquer formulation provides a bright, opaque finish with good adhesion to non-porous materials. Its quick-drying properties reduce smudging and enable rapid handling after application. The marker tip produces steady lines and maintains paint flow over extended use, while the chemical composition yields long-lasting yellow marks that withstand occasional exposure to moisture and light wear.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and tools
• Labeling glass containers and windows
• Applying repair marks on painted or coated surfaces
• Crafts and DIY projects requiring opaque yellow paint
• Industrial marking where durable visibility is needed

Key specifications

• Ink type: lacquer (paint) based
• Color: yellow, opaque and glossy
• Drying: fast-drying to a hard film
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, plastic, coated surfaces
• Application: permanent marking with abrasion and moisture resistance

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the lacquer pigment evenly. Press the tip down gently to start the ink flow if required, then apply steady strokes to the target surface. Allow the mark to dry fully before handling; drying time depends on surface type and layer thickness. Store the marker horizontally or with the cap securely closed to prevent drying out between uses.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the marker on a small inconspicuous area to confirm adhesion and drying behaviour on the intended surface. Use on clean, dry surfaces for maximum durability. Avoid prolonged exposure to solvents or abrasive cleaning to maintain mark visibility.