Acrylic Markers Stnux MD1259 — set of 12 colors, water-based acrylic ink, fine and broad tips

The Stnux MD1259 set of 12 acrylic markers combines water-based acrylic ink with two tip sizes to support drawing, lettering and various craft projects. Each marker delivers opaque colour that covers paper, cardboard and primed porous surfaces, while the mix of fine and broad tips lets you switch quickly between detailed line work and filling larger areas. The compact set is designed for hobbyists, students and DIY decorators who need a versatile, easy-to-use marker solution for multiple materials.

Advantages

These acrylic markers use water-based acrylic ink that provides good opacity and colour saturation, suitable for layered work and light coverage on a range of surfaces. The inclusion of both fine and broad tips in one set increases flexibility: fine tips are useful for precise lines and lettering, while broad tips speed up coverage of backgrounds and larger shapes. The markers dry to a semi-permanent finish on compatible surfaces and are convenient for on-the-go projects and classroom use.

Suitable for

• Sketching and detailed drawing
• Hand lettering and calligraphy practice
• Cardmaking, paper crafts and scrapbooking
• Primed canvas or wood for small decorative accents
• School art projects and hobby crafting

When it may not be suitable

These markers are formulated with water-based acrylic ink and are intended for non-oily, porous or primed surfaces. They may not adhere well or provide the same opacity on unprimed glossy plastics, metal or glass without a suitable primer. For large exterior applications or surfaces exposed to constant abrasion, a specialised outdoor paint or protective topcoat may be more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Ink type: water-based acrylic
• Colours in set: 12 distinct shades
• Tip types: fine tip plus broad/chisel tip in the set
• Recommended surfaces: paper, cardboard, primed wood and canvas
• Finish: opaque/semi-permanent when dry on compatible surfaces

How to use

Shake each marker gently before use and depress the tip a few times on a scrap surface to start ink flow. Use the fine tip for precise lines, outlines and lettering; use the broad tip to fill larger areas and create bold strokes. Allow layers to dry between applications to avoid smudging. For best adhesion on wood or canvas, work on primed surfaces; for paper and cardboard, ensure the substrate is dry and free of dust. Replace caps after use to prevent tips from drying out.

What to consider before purchase

• Ink type and compatibility with your intended surface (water-based acrylic)
• Tip sizes included and whether fine plus broad tips meet your detail and coverage needs
• Number of colours (12) and whether this palette suits your project
• Drying properties and whether a protective varnish or primer is required for permanence on certain surfaces

Usage recommendations

For clean, consistent results, test colours on a scrap of the same material before applying to your final work. Use the fine tips for sketching and outlines, then switch to broad tips for backgrounds and fills; finish painted areas with a clear varnish if you need extra durability or water-resistance.