Acrylic marker Schneider Paint-it 320, 4 mm tip, apricot color

The Acrylic marker Schneider Paint-it 320, 4 mm tip, apricot color is a water-based acrylic marker intended for precise, opaque markings on multiple surfaces. Its 4 mm chisel tip produces consistent lines suitable for writing, outlining and filling. The ink provides good coverage and dries quickly, making it practical for craft projects, labeling, decorative accents and small touch-ups on painted materials, paper, cardboard and wood.

Advantages

This Schneider Paint-it 320 acrylic marker offers a balanced combination of opacity and fast drying thanks to its water-based acrylic ink. The 4 mm tip ensures reliable, uniform strokes for both fine details and broader fills while maintaining control. Its apricot pigment gives a distinct, soft color that remains visible on light and medium-toned surfaces. The marker is compact and easy to handle for repeated use in home, office and hobby contexts.

Suitable for

• Craft projects and DIY decorations
• Labeling cardboard, paper and storage items
• Adding accents on painted surfaces and wooden objects
• School and hobby use for posters and illustrations

Key specifications

• Tip size: 4 mm chisel tip for variable line widths
• Ink type: water-based acrylic ink
• Color: apricot
• Finish: opaque, matte coverage
• Drying behavior: quick-drying on porous surfaces
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, wood, painted materials

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the pigment evenly. Press the tip briefly on a scrap surface to activate ink flow and test line width. Apply the marker with steady pressure; use the chisel edge for thin lines and the broad side for filling larger areas. Allow the applied layer to dry; for more intense color, apply additional layers after the previous layer has dried. Store the marker horizontally or with the cap secured to prevent drying out.

Usage recommendations

Use on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and coverage. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to reduce color fading. For non-porous surfaces, test adhesion first; additional primers or seals may be required for long-term durability.