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SAKURA Solid Glow-In-the-Dark Paint Markers - Permanent Marker Paint Pens - Window, Wood, & Glass Marker - Glow In the Dark Paint - 1 Pack
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About SAKURA Solid Glow-In-the-Dark Paint Markers
The Sakura Solid Marker is solidified paint in crayon form that can mark virtually anything. Marks will adhere to most any surface in most any condition. Ideal for use on steel and metals, concrete, rubber, glass, wood, plastic, fiberglass, cloth, canvas, cardboard, or any difficult to mark material. Marks are fast-drying and long-lasting. Recapped after use and properly stored, it remains fresh and ready for use unlike conventional liquid markers that dry-out in time. And, because it does not have a nib (tip) that can clog or wear off, it is virtually fail-proof. Since it is a solid, there is no dripping or mess. It requires no shaking or pumping to start, just uncap and start marking. Mark upside down, sideways, or any angle. Easily advance more paint material with its twist-knob at the base of its durable, hard plastic barrel. Lay down bold or fine marks by simply varying the amount of pressure you apply. Safe for use as it meets ASTM and ACMI non-toxicity standards and is AP seal certified. Widely used in commercial and industrial applications, it has assorted residential, hobby, and art use as well. Common household uses include marking garbage bins, tools, signs, plant pots, or touching up blemishes on walls, tires, scuffs on shoes, etc. In industry, it is used in steel processing & distribution, fabrication and welding, construction, shipbuilding, manufacturing, pipelines, surveying, HVAC, auto auctions, auto towing, salvage yards, public works, and others. Available in three versions: High Temperature (14° to 392°F), for general use, Low Temperature, for use on very cold (down to -40°F) surfaces or conditions (though works for normal use as well), and Low Chloride/Halogen, for use in high-sensitivity to corrosion environments.
