SAKURA Permapaque Metallic Paint Markers - Dual Point Pens

Permapaque markers are a popular choice among graphic designers, urban artists, calligraphers, hand letterers, and illustrators for their exceptional qualities. The markers boast bright, bold colors and remarkable versatility, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Calligraphers are particularly drawn to Permapaque for its smooth, continuous flow, which is essential for their intricate art form. Additionally, the markers work well on pearlized metallic envelopes, a surface that few other products can effectively handle. Hand letterers often utilize Permapaque on sandwich boards and store displays, appreciating the markers' ability to create vibrant, eye-catching signage.

Illustrators are enamored with the archival-quality ink and vibrant colors offered by Permapaque, allowing them to produce long-lasting, vivid artwork. Teachers, on the other hand, value the markers' low odor and their performance during prolonged horizontal use on flip charts, as well as the fact that they do not bleed through the paper.

The appearance of the metallic colors can vary depending on the surface. On smooth, non-porous surfaces, the metallic hues will appear shinier, while on matte surfaces, they may appear less shiny. Similarly, darker and more absorbent surfaces may require an extra layer of the pigment-based ink for full coverage, much like with paint.

Permapaque markers excel in a variety of applications, from hand-lettered signage and art projects to the creation of large, colorful murals. The marker technology allows users to paint with a pen, eliminating the mess and pumping typically associated with traditional paint markers.

These versatile markers are available in 20 colors and can be used on a range of surfaces, including paper, vellum, wood, metal, and plastic. They are ideal for wood craft and construction projects, plastic decorations and identification, personalizing toys and packages, creating flip charts and murals, and any other application where paint or an opaque marker might be needed.

The Permapaque markers are certified non-toxic, having been approved by ACMI toxicologists and bearing the trusted AP seal. However, they are not recommended for use on food service items or ceramics that are washed, nor are they evaluated for cosmetic use on skin. The markers are available in two styles: a fine point for general drawing and detail coverage, and a dual point with a chisel nib for wider coverage and a bullet point for accents and details.

It's important to note that Permapaque markers are not permanent on non-porous surfaces, and alcohol-based cleaners may remove the ink from such surfaces.

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