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Staedtler Lumocolor Non-Permanent Markers

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Anyone can appreciate the fine quality and long life of these watersoluble markers, which can be used on all surfaces. Their true, vivid colors never fade or distort.

Staedtler Lumocolor Non-Permanent Markers issue clean, high-definition lines that dry immediately on photos, printers' proofs, glass, vinyl, and overhead transparencies. The ink can be wiped off with just a damp cloth.

The sets of four markers include one each of Black, Blue, Green, and Red.

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Staedtler Lumocolor Non-Permanent Markers

5.0

(based on 3 reviews)

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4/25/2017

5.0

I've been searching in the wrong place

By Sarah

from Westminster CO

Comments about Staedtler Lumocolor Non-Permanent Markers:

I have been searching office supplies for a non permanent and NOT dry erase marker that will give a finer point than dry erase etc so we can have clients fill out intake sheets and then scan them.

6/1/2016

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Exceptional product

By Ritab

from Oklahoma

Comments about Staedtler Lumocolor Non-Permanent Markers:

I am using thsee pens for art and am more than pleased with the smooth, fine lines and consistent marking.

1/23/2016

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Vivid water painting effects with this ink

By MJC

from Oregon

Comments about Staedtler Lumocolor Non-Permanent Markers:

I love these pens and use them for drawing because of the interesting properties of the water-soluble ink.
The ink in these markers is wonderful when used with water. The black ink bleeds in shades of deep indigo-violet to palest blue. I haven't found anything else quite like it. The black is the best one and most interesting to use, but all the colors are quite vivid and great to use. Either using damp paper or overpainting lines with brushed water creates striking effects.
I don't know how lightfast any of the colors are, but I find them easy to use and magical to experiment with.