Lion Pencil Co., Ltd.

Metallic Brush Marker

Taiwan , New Taipei City

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Metallic Brush Marker

This Metallic Brush Pen provides truly solid metallic colors. Shiny even on dark surfaces. Besides, the soft brush head allows smooth and easy strokes, capable of drawing, handwriting, and lettering of many any types of linguistic characters you like to use. Water-based inks that never stink like traditional solvent-based paint. Works on almost all surfaces: paper, wood, metal, stones, fabrics, etc.

Features:

● WATER-BASED METALLIC INKS WITH HIGH-QUALITY INGREDIENTS FROM GERMANY, GUARANTEED NON-TOXIC; CONFORMS TO ASTM D-4236 & EN 71 PART 1, 2, & 3 AS WELL AS ROHS


● SUPER BRIGHT METALLIC INKS, SHINY ON ALL SURFACES: FABRIC, PAPER, WOOD, STONE, LEATHER, PLASTIC, CERAMIC, METAL, ETC.


● UNIQUE JAPAN-MADE BRUSH NIB, WEAR-PROOF, SOFT IN TOUCH, SUPER DURABLE, EASY TO MAKE EITHER FINE LINES OR WIDE STROKES.


● ODORLESS, SAFE TO USE


● AVAILABLE IN METALLIC RED, METALLIC BLUE, METALLIC GREEN, METALLIC PURPLE, GOLDEN, SILVER & MANY MORE.

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