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Pilot Super Color Marker Pen Ultra-Fine SCUF
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Ultra-fine marker ideal for many uses where a very line is required
Uni POSCA MOP'R PCM-22
£13.50
Permanent marker ideal for almost any surface
Pilot 100 Permanent Marker Bullet Tip
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Staedtler Lumocolor Omnichrom Leadholder
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Retractable leadhold for Omnicrom leads
Legendary permanent marker
Pentel Paint Marker MFP10 Extra-Fine
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£2.50
Permanent opaque ink, aluminium barrel
Zebra Paint Marker Pen
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Great value paint marker in 8 colours
edding 8750 Industry Paint Marker Bullet
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Great for oily and dusty surfaces
Pilot Super Color Metallic Paint Marker Pen
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Paint marker with 4 nib sizes and permanent metallic ink
edding 753 Calligraphy Paint Marker Pen
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Universal permanent marker pen in 8 colours
Pilot Super Color Marker Pen Extra-Fine SCEF
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Fine point marker suitable for many uses
Copic MultiLiner Drawing Pen Cool Grey
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£4.80
Professional-quality refillable drawing pens in huge range of sizes
Sakura Pen-Touch Calligrapher Medium
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Multi-surface marker pen
Copic Ciao 5+1 Set
£20.00
5 Ciao markers plus drawing pen in a range of colour sets
Uni POSCA Marker Pen PC-3ML Glitter
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Super-versatile marker pen, now with glittery ink!
edding 360 Whiteboard Marker
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Good range of colours
Available in a range of colours
Schneider Deco-Marker Pen 265 Chalk Marker Pen
£5.75
£6.80
Chalk marker writes on all surfaces, erases with wet cloth from most
edding 8014 Laboratory Marker
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Special order line. Will ship in 5-7 days.
edding 366 Mini Whiteboard Marker
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Fine point dry-wipe whiteboard markers
Professional quality twin-tip marker from Japan
Pump action ink flow system makes this whiteboard marker unique
Copic MultiLiner Drawing Pen Olive
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V-System refillable drywipe marker
Copic MultiLiner Drawing Pen Sepia
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Professional-quality refillable drawing pens in huge range of sizes
Dry-wipe markers in a good range of colours
Good selection of Copic Sketch greys
Copic Ciao Set of 12
£42.00
Great value marker set
Copic MultiLiner Drawing Pen Warm Grey
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Marker Pens FAQ
What is a marker pen?
It’s a very wide-ranging term, which means you’re probably going to want to narrow down what you’re actually looking for a bit first. The classic ‘permanent marker’ is something like a Sharpie, with alcohol-based ink that marks most surfaces at least somewhat permanently. Edding make some of the best of these, with all sorts of tip sizes and colours. Sharpies are, of course, great, and a bit more ‘pen like’ in their handling.
Then there are paint markers - a bit harder to use, because most of them need to be ‘primed’ on a bit of scrap paper first, to get the paint flowing at the rate you want. They can be very permanent on the right surfaces. Many of them write in acrylic paint, giving a very solid finish. Uni’s famous POSCA markers are a different variety of paint marker, using pigmented liquid ink, which manages to work on almost any surface, can be made permanent on most surfaces, and even works very nicely on paper.
What’s good for marking on glass?
See Pens for Writing on Glass for more, but almost any paint marker will work well. POSCA is good, and can scrape off, while Uni Chalk markers are a bit easier to remove. And Stabilo Woody pencils are pretty great for kids drawing on windows, because they wash off nicely.
What can mark on textiles?
See Textile Markers, but the Pilot Permawash is a great laundry marker. POSCA again for more artistic projects, but make sure you check the notes on making them permanent.
What’s the best garden marker?
Some markers can fade a bit in bright sunlight, so something that’s actually made to be a garden marker can be a good idea - Sharpies, for example, are great markers for most purposes, but they can fade when used on plastics left outside in the sun. See Garden Marker Pens for more - both Edding and Staedtler make marker pens specially for this.
What about other random surfaces you haven’t mentioned?
There’s no one answer, but the one answer there isn’t, is POSCA. They mark well on most surfaces, and on most surfaces they’re not permanent on, they can be made permanent - see the notes on the POSCA page for how to do that.
How can I remove permanent marker from a whiteboard?
No, you’re not the first, it’s a common question! Usually, scribbling over it with a whiteboard marker will add enough solvent to wipe off the permanent marker too.