Paint marker Edding 792 white (792/049/B) – gloss lacquer marker, permanent tip

Edding 792 white is a gloss lacquer paint marker designed for durable, opaque marking and touch-ups on a variety of materials. The marker dispenses white permanent paint in a glossy finish that dries to a hard, resistant film suitable for metal, glass, wood, plastic and painted surfaces. The fine permanent tip allows for precise lines and controlled filling, making the marker useful for repair work, labeling and craft applications where a lasting white lacquer appearance is required.

Advantages

The marker provides high-opacity white lacquer that conceals underlying colors and produces a uniform glossy finish. Its permanent formula resists light wear and minor abrasion once fully cured. The fine tip offers accuracy for detailed marking and small touch-ups, while the paint flow can be regulated by gentle pressure to achieve either fine strokes or slightly broader coverage. The lacquer film adheres to a wide range of substrates, making the marker versatile for both indoor and outdoor uses when applied correctly.

Suitable for

• Precise marking and lettering on metal, glass and plastics
• Small repair touch-ups on painted furniture or equipment
• Crafts and model-making where a durable white lacquer finish is needed
• Labeling items that require a high-contrast white mark

Key specifications

• Color: gloss white lacquer
• Tip type: fine permanent tip for precise lines
• Finish: glossy, opaque coverage
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, wood, plastic, painted surfaces
• Drying: fast surface drying; cures to a hard film

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to ensure the paint and solvent are thoroughly mixed. Prime the tip according to the manufacturer’s instructions until paint flows evenly. Apply to clean, dry, grease-free surfaces; for optimal adhesion, remove dust and contaminants before marking. Use light, even pressure for fine lines and increase pressure slightly for broader coverage. Allow the lacquer to dry on the surface; full hardness will develop after curing time depending on environmental conditions.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain tip saturation. Test on an inconspicuous area or scrap material before applying to the main surface to confirm compatibility and desired finish. Avoid application on hot or wet surfaces and allow adequate ventilation during use.