edding

paint marker 750/751/780
creative gloss paint marker 750/751/753/780
creative matt paint marker 4000/4040
industry paint marker 8750
industry painter 950

These markers hold industrial-quality, highly-opaque, quick-drying, low-odour, smudge-proof and waterproof paint ink with excellent visibility and wear-resistance in the most weathered and otherwise tested environments.

Selection of colours, nib sizes and finishes for a variety of domestic, commercial and industrial applications.
See listing image 2 for visual surface application index, or see below for a textual representation thereof.

Nib sizes

0.8mm: 780 (regular); 780 (gloss)

1-2mm: 751 (regular); 751 (gloss); 4040

1-2.5mm: 753

2-4mm: 750 (regular); 750 (gloss); 4000; 8750

10mm: 950

Inks

Acrylic ink (water base): 40X0

Pigment ink (solvent base): 7XX (regular); 7XX (gloss); 8750
Paint paste (wax base): 950

Intended surfaces*

Paper: 40X0

Cardboard / coated paper: 7XX (regular); 7XX (gloss); 40X0

Canvas: 40X0

Leather: 7XX (regular)

Rubber: 8750

Plastic: 7XX (regular); 7XX (gloss); 8750

Glass: 7XX (regular); 7XX (gloss); 8750

Wood: 7XX (regular); 40X0; 8750; 950

Wet wood: 950

Terracotta: 40X0

Stone / brick / rock: 7XX (gloss); 950

Metal: 7XX (regular); 7XX (gloss); 8750; 950

Hot metal: 7XX (regular); 950

Slightly dusty or oily surfaces: 8750

Rusty, rough and coarse surfaces: 950

Especially dark surfaces: 950

201-300°C surfaces: 7XX (regular); 950

301-400°C surfaces: 7XX (regular)

401-1000°C surfaces: 7XX (regular) (colours 005-010, 049 and 054 for 750 and 751; colours 049 and 054 for 780)

Underwater clean surfaces: 950

If you have questions about any of the products in the listing or any other edding product, please contact us and we will advise you on what you need, even if we don't stock it!

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* the surfaces listed against each model are those the model was designed for. these surfaces are those optimal for that model and it is likely the model will apply to other surfaces, just not optimally