Acrylic Based Markers with Valve Action
1.Double ended,bullet tip+broad tip.
Wide color selection,up to 400 colors.
Edible alcohol based inks.
Toner compatible.
Guaranteed color consistency.
Good saturation,easy and smooth blending.
Do not bleed or smear,no streaking or pilling.
Refillable.
Accurately colored caps allow for easy color identification.
Air-tight caps for evaporation-proof.
Permanent,acid-free,non-toxic .
Perfect for coloring,design,graphic,illustration,scrapbook,card making etc
2.Double ended,Japanese brush tip+bullet tip.
Creates a variety of lines and strokes from extra fine to wide color fills.
Wide color selection,up to 400 colors.
Edible alcohol based inks. Toner compatible.
Guaranteed color consistency.
Good saturation,easy and smooth blending.
Do not bleed or smear,no streaking or pilling.
Permanent,acid-free,non-toxic .
Refillable.
Accurately colored caps allow for easy color identification.
Air-tight caps for evaporation-proof.
Perfect for coloring,design,graphic,illustration,scrapbook,card making etc
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