The M&G Grey Acrylic Marker 2mm No: ZPLN657016 is a professional quality marker that is perfect for painting on a variety of surfaces such as stone, ceramics, porcelain, glass, wood, textiles, canvas, metal, wood, plastic, and polymer clay. The pen tip is 0.5mm and has a width of 2mm, allowing for precise and detailed work. The ink is highly pigmented, fast drying, and waterproof, making it ideal for a variety of projects. It is also resistant to fading and abrasion. The color stick comes in a compact size and contains 12 ml of paint. It is easy to carry and store with the pen cap tightly closed. Using the M&G Grey Acrylic Marker is simple. First, shake the color stick to mix the paint well. Second, press the colored stick head onto a hard surface or cardboard for the paint to flow down the tip of the pen. Third, test the pen by experimenting with writing on white paper to check readiness before actual use. Finally, you can use the pen on your project. With the M&G Grey Acrylic Marker, you can create

• M&G Grey Acrylic Marker 2mm No: ZPLN657016
• 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