The M&G Light Orange Acrylic Marker 2mm No: ZPLN6570H8 is a highly versatile, decorative marker made from high quality materials. It features a 0.5mm full needle tube pen tip and has a tip width of 2mm, making it suitable for use on a variety of surfaces such as stone, ceramic, porcelain, glass, wood, textiles, canvas, metal, plastic, polymer clay, and more. The ink is highly pigmented and dries quickly to create a durable and shiny surface on both light and dark surfaces, and is also resistant to water, fading, and abrasion. The pen comes in a compact size and has a volume of 12ml, allowing you to easily carry it with you and use it with a variety of materials. Using the M&G Light Orange Acrylic Marker is easy - simply shake the color bar to mix the colors well, press the colored stick head onto a hard material such as cardboard to get the ink flowing, and then test it out on a sheet of white paper before using it on your actual work. Once you are done with your work, make sure to store the pen

• M&G Light Orange Acrylic Marker 2mm No: ZPLN6570H8
• Made in China
• Made from high quality
• 0.5mm full needle tube pen tip.
• Decorative marker with a tip width of 2 mm
• suitable for painting surfaces such as: stone, ceramics, porcelain, glass, wood, textiles, canvas, metal, wood, plastic, polymer clay, etc. 
• Highly pigmented acrylic ink. 
• It dries quickly to create a durable and shiny surface on light and dark surfaces. 
• The ink is resistant to water, fading and abrasion. 
• Pen tip size 2.0 mm.
• Acrylic watercolor that comes in the form of a pen. 
• Compact size, easy to carry 
• Volume of each stick is 12 ml.
• Can be used with a variety of materials such as canvas, paper, glass, wood, ceramics, fabric. Plastic, metal, coffee and DIY, etc.
• Special features: quick drying and waterproof paint
• There are beautiful, bright, amazing colors.
• Quality products under the brand M&G  
• How to use acrylic paint pens 
• 1. Shake the color bar to mix well. 
• 2. Press the colored stick head onto the hard material. or cardboard for the bear to flow down the tip of the pen 
• 3. Test the pen by experimenting with writing on white paper. to check readiness before actual use 
• 4. Hands-on with the pen on real work. 
• 5. Store with the pen cap tightly closed. when the work is done