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EDDING 750 Paint Marker – Yellow

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The versatile Edding 750 paint marker in yellow is suitable for reliable marking on almost all materials. It features quick-drying, water-resistant and highly opaque ink, ideal for dark and transparent surfaces. The aluminum body withstands demanding environments, while the replaceable nib with a 2–4 mm line width ensures a long service life.

The Edding 750 paint marker is a professional choice for industry, workshops and creative projects. The yellow paint ink produces a vivid, durable mark on metal, glass, plastic, wood, stone and rubber. Thanks to its high opacity, it stands out perfectly on dark and transparent materials and is resistant to water and abrasion once dry.

The robust aluminum body is designed for demanding conditions and withstands even aggressive environments. The ink is exceptionally lightfast, resistant to high temperatures, acids and alkalis, and can even withstand an oil bath. The replaceable nib with a 2–4 mm line width enables precise marking as well as rich coloring.

  • Versatile use: marking, writing and coloring on a wide range of materials
  • High resistance: water, abrasion, chemicals, heat and oil baths
  • Quick drying without smudging for clean results
  • Replaceable nib for a longer marker service life
  • Opaque yellow paint ideal for dark and transparent surfaces

Specifications

Type
Paint marker
Model
Edding 750
Ink color
Yellow
Line width
2–4 mm
Body
Aluminum, resistant to aggressive environments
Ink properties
Quick-drying, water-resistant, highly opaque, exceptionally lightfast
Resistance
Resistant to high temperatures, erasure, acids and alkalis; withstands oil baths
Suitable surfaces
Metal, glass, plastic, wood, stone, rubber and other materials
Nib
Replaceable
Suitable for
Marking, writing and coloring; ideal for dark or transparent surfaces