Lyra Lackmarker 4040 white paint marker 2–4 mm tip waterproof (L4040001)

Lyra Lackmarker 4040 white paint marker with a 2–4 mm tip is designed for durable, waterproof marking on lacquered, painted and other non-porous surfaces. The marker dispenses opaque white paint suitable for visible touch-ups, industrial marking, craft details and clear labeling. Refillable construction and a medium bullet tip allow both precise lines and short fills while maintaining consistent opacity and adhesion on smooth surfaces.

Advantages

The marker produces high-opacity white coverage that remains visible on dark and coloured backgrounds. Its waterproof formulation resists smudging and light moisture after drying, and the refillable design extends the product lifetime. A 2–4 mm bullet tip balances line control and area coverage, making it suitable for contrast markings, corrections and decorative accents on lacquered or painted substrates.

Suitable for

• Touch-ups on lacquered furniture and painted surfaces
• Industrial marking on metal or coated components
• Crafts, model making and decorative detailing
• Temporary or semi-permanent labeling on non-porous materials

Key specifications

• Tip size: medium bullet approx. 2–4 mm
• Ink colour: opaque white
• Suitable surfaces: lacquered, painted and non-porous substrates
• Finish: opaque, satin to matte when dry
• Properties: waterproof when dry, refillable

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the pigment and solvent. Prime the tip on a scrap surface until paint flows evenly. Apply with moderate pressure for lines or hold at a shallow angle for broader coverage. Allow the paint to dry fully for maximum water resistance. Cap the marker after use and store horizontally or tip-down according to manufacturer guidance to keep the tip saturated.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on an inconspicuous area first to verify adhesion and colour match. Use on clean, dry surfaces for best results; remove surface contaminants like grease or dust before marking. For long-lasting markings on outdoor-exposed items, consider a clear protective coat once the paint has dried.