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Violet, acrylic paint marker
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Your head’s full of inspiration? Then let’s get those creative ideas out and get going on artistic projects. With a marker that can do it all. The KREUL Triton Acrylic Marker edge works on a multitude of surfaces. With its wedge tip, you can draw precise details along with broad strokes. Fantastic for adding variety to your artwork with just one marker.
- Brilliant acrylic ink
- Water-based
- High colour intensity, high pigment density
- Silk matt drying
- Weatherproof on absorbent backgrounds
- Even and precise ink flow due to the valve system
- Edge tip as an all-rounder
- For many surfaces such as canvas, paper, cardboard, wood, stone, plastic, metal, glass
- Ink does not bleed through paper
How to use: Shake the KREUL Triton Acrylic Marker vigorously with the cap closed for 1 to 2 minutes before each use. Carefully press the tip onto the paper several times to pump up the paint until it becomes visible.
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Data sheet
- Usage
- Candles
- Color
- Violet
- Manufactured in
- Germany
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Your head’s full of inspiration? Then let’s get those creative ideas out and get going on artistic projects. With a marker that can do it all. The KREUL Triton Acrylic Marker edge works on a multitude of surfaces. With its wedge tip, you can draw precise details along with broad strokes. Fantastic for adding variety to your artwork with just one marker.
- Brilliant acrylic ink
- Water-based
- High colour intensity, high pigment density
- Silk matt drying
- Weatherproof on absorbent backgrounds
- Even and precise ink flow due to the valve system
- Edge tip as an all-rounder
- For many surfaces such as canvas, paper, cardboard, wood, stone, plastic, metal, glass
- Ink does not bleed through paper
How to use: Shake the KREUL Triton Acrylic Marker vigorously with the cap closed for 1 to 2 minutes before each use. Carefully press the tip onto the paper several times to pump up the paint until it becomes visible.