Description
- Multi-purpose tip 1–2 mm
- Painting & writing
- Water-based, odourless, light-fast
- Pump system with highly pigmented ink
- Suitable for porcelain, glass, metal, mirrors, ceramic, terracotta and stone
- To activate the valve system, shake the marker with the cap in place (the mixing balls have to be clearly audible).
- Then remove the cap and push down the tip down on a neutral surface a few times until the ink becomes visible.
- The thin 0.8 mm tip only has to be pumped twice.
- Metallic and glitter colours have to be shaken longer as the pigments are heavier.
- Proceed slowly when pumping the Marabu Painters as too much pumping can lead to excessive discharge of ink.
- If the marker was pumped too much, wipe the marker or clean it with water.
- Remove the tip and rinse, dry completely and replace into the shaft, then carefully continue pumping.
- Glass and porcelain objects have to be cleaned thoroughly before painting.
- For especially effective cleaning, scrub the object with an abrasive detergent and a sponge.
- Then wipe with Marabu Cleaner or with white spirit to ensure it is free from dust and grease.
- Before painting, rinse off all detergent residue with plenty of clean water.
- Do not touch the cleaned painting surface with your hands. Fingerprints can prevent the paint from adhering properly.
- Never leave the markers open for too long, not even during painting, as this can dry out the tip!
- Cutting areas of plates and drinking edges of mugs and glasses should not be painted.
- Outlines painted with the Porcelain Painter should be left to dry briefly before filling in.
- Let the object dry for approx. 4 hours, then heat in the oven at 160 ° C for 30 minutes (do not preheat the oven).
- Then let it cool down in the closed oven.
- Dishwasher safe (up to 50 ° C) after baking in the oven.
- Remove any excess paint, always clean the markers after work.
- Close the cap of the Marabu Painter with a “click” after use.
- Always store the markers horizontally.
