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Krink K-71 Permanent Ink Markers

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Krink K-71 Permanent Ink Markers feature high-quality dye-based inks in a variety of vibrant, translucent colors that are quick-drying and water-resistant.

The durable broad chisel tip has two edges for creating different line widths. K-71 Markers write on most surfaces, including metal, canvas, painted surfaces, wood, glass, plastic, and paper. Their large ink capacity makes them great for art, craft, and industrial uses.

The K-71's aluminum barrel is recyclable.

Xylene-free. Handmade in the USA. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.

K-75 Silver — The alcohol-based paint in this marker is permanent and opaque, with a 7 mm tip that is excellent for use on glass, metal, coated paper, and painted surfaces.

Color Chart Note — Use this color chart as an approximation of the real color. If exact color matching is necessary, use actual samples of the materials.

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KRINK K-71 Permanent Ink Marker

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6/20/2015

(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Perfect marker!

By Amber marie

from Valparaiso Indiana

Comments about KRINK K-71 Permanent Ink Marker:

I absolutely love these markers. I use them on literally every surface, wood especially is my favorite. They have such a hearty, full depth about them. Never disappointed in the quality. I love the chisel tip especially and how they just leave this amazingly thick, juicy trail. I won't use any other marker for my fine art projects.

5/7/2014

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

tips and tricks.

By You Know Who I Am (Neap Tide)

from if you know you know!

Comments about KRINK K-71 Permanent Ink Marker:

So, you just spent big on a KRINK pen for um "art" time to realize it is half filled and totally a rip, well get over it! Time to hack this thing, look at the clear threads on the top and give it a good twist and crack that thing open! Fill it up with some pilot or garvey ink and get to it, or you can use the masterpiece ink by Molotov, just go with it and do some work!