Acrylic marker Schneider Electric Paint-it 320 4 mm light blue

Schneider Electric Paint-it 320 is an acrylic marker with a 4 mm nib in light blue, intended for writing and marking on a variety of surfaces. The marker delivers opaque, quick-drying acrylic ink that adheres to paper, cardboard, wood, glass, metal and many plastics. Its compact design and medium-width tip support both precise lines and general-purpose marking tasks in craft, workshop and industrial environments.

Advantages

The light blue acrylic ink dries quickly and provides good coverage without excessive bleeding. The 4 mm nib balances control and flow for clear, consistent strokes. The marker's body is lightweight and easy to hold, allowing steady use during repeated marking. Formulated for opacity, the paint resists fading on most common materials and produces visible marks on both light and dark backgrounds when applied in sufficient layers.

Suitable for

• Craft projects and hobby work
• Industrial labeling and part marking
• Workshop and maintenance marking
• Glass, metal and plastic surface marking
• General-purpose writing and signage

Key specifications

• Tip size: 4 mm medium conical nib for controlled lines
• Ink type: opaque acrylic paint for good coverage
• Color: light blue
• Drying: quick-drying formulation suitable for most surfaces
• Compatible surfaces: paper, cardboard, wood, glass, metal and many plastics
• Body: compact, handheld marker design for precision

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the acrylic pigment evenly. Depress the nib gently on a scrap surface to prime the flow until the ink reaches the tip. Apply with steady pressure to create uniform lines; for more opaque coverage, allow the first layer to dry and apply an additional pass. After use, replace the cap tightly to prevent drying and store horizontally or tip-down for optimal readiness.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on a small, inconspicuous area before applying to the final surface to confirm adhesion and opacity. Avoid use on extremely hot or flexible substrates where acrylic paint may crack. For long-lasting results on non-porous surfaces, consider a compatible clear topcoat once the ink is fully dry.