Marker paint Sakura FLUO with medium yellow tip, fluorescent paint marker SKXPMKB302

Sakura Marker Paint FLUO with a medium yellow tip is a fluorescent paint marker designed for high-visibility marking on a variety of surfaces. The opaque fluorescent yellow ink delivers bright, easy-to-see lines suitable for industrial marking, art projects, labelling and temporary signage. The medium tip provides a balance between line precision and coverage, allowing both controlled strokes and efficient filling of larger marks.

Advantages

The Sakura FLUO marker offers opaque fluorescent pigment that remains visible on light and dark backgrounds. Its medium conical tip combines accuracy with decent coverage, reducing the need for multiple passes. The paint formulation adheres to many common surfaces, giving durable temporary marks for worksite, studio or warehouse use while drying to a predictable finish.

Suitable for

• Industrial and construction marking on metal, wood, concrete and plastic
• Art and craft projects requiring fluorescent accents
• Labelling and coding on cartons, pipes and equipment
• Temporary signage and safety markings for visibility

Key specifications

• Ink colour: fluorescent yellow
• Tip size: medium conical for both line work and filling
• Ink type: opaque paint-based fluorescent ink
• Suitable surfaces: metal, wood, concrete, plastic, cardboard and similar materials
• Drying behaviour: quick dry to reduce smudging on most surfaces

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the fluorescent paint. Prime the tip by pressing it down on a test surface until the paint flows evenly. Apply the marker with steady pressure; use lighter pressure for finer lines and firmer pressure for broader strokes. Allow the marked area to dry; dry time will vary by surface porosity and environmental conditions.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to extend tip life. Test adhesion on an inconspicuous area if marking sensitive surfaces. For longer-lasting visibility on outdoor or exposed surfaces, consider reapplication or complementary protective measures depending on exposure conditions.