Sakura Marker METAL thick tip, pink — metal-effect ink marker

Sakura Marker METAL thick tip, pink — metal-effect ink marker delivers bold, opaque metallic strokes for decorative and craft applications. The marker features a thick tip designed to produce pronounced lines and filled areas with a pink metal-effect ink that reflects light and adds a metallic sheen to projects. It is formulated for use on paper and card and is intended for accenting designs, hand lettering, scrapbooking and other creative tasks that require vivid metallic coverage.

Advantages

The Sakura Marker METAL provides consistent, highly pigmented metal-effect ink that dries to an opaque finish. Its thick tip allows for smooth coverage over larger areas and for creating visible, uniform strokes with minimal streaking. The ink’s metallic properties produce reflective highlights that enhance decorative details while maintaining good flow and control for manual techniques.

Suitable for

• Paper and card craft projects
• Hand lettering and calligraphy accents
• Scrapbooking and card making
• Decorative accents on invitations and packaging
• Mixed media artwork where metallic highlights are required

Key specifications

• Ink effect: metallic (pink)
• Tip type: thick tip for broad strokes
• Color finish: opaque metallic pink
• Recommended surfaces: paper, card, craft substrates
• Application style: hand lettering, filling, accenting

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure even distribution of the metal-effect pigment. Press the tip lightly against the surface to start the ink flow and test on a scrap piece of paper to confirm the desired opacity and stroke width. Apply with steady pressure for uniform coverage; multiple passes may be required for fully opaque results on dark or textured papers. Cap the marker after use to prevent drying.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use on smooth, non-coated paper or card; allow each pass to dry before applying additional layers. Avoid using on glossy or highly absorbent surfaces without testing first. Store the marker horizontally when possible to maintain even ink distribution.