No matter what material, style, or project – you only need one. Acrylic markers are suitable for almost all background materials. The bright colors are matte, opaque, light-fast, and water-based (neon: semi-opaque, partially light-fast). The wet inks can be mixed, blended, or used as watercolors. Once dry, the inks are waterproof and can be overpainted.

Shake it: Before first use, shake the marker with the cap closed for 60 seconds. The mixing ball in the marker makes a clicking noise.

Push it: Slowly press the tip several times on a test paper until the ink is visible. When the ink flow is activated, the nib will slowly soak itself full.

Test it: When the tip is filled with paint, test the marker on the test paper.

Draw it: For even application of paint, pump regularly.

Close it: Before putting it away, close the marker tightly with a distinct clicking sound.

Store it: Always store the marker horizontally.