Edding 5000 Acrylic Marker Broad turquoise beitelpunt 1 stuk

The Edding 5000 Acrylic Marker Broad in turquoise is a chisel-tip acrylic marker designed for expressive artwork and broad brushstroke effects. With a 5–10 mm wide chisel nib, it fills larger areas quickly and also allows finer lettering using the thin edge of the tip. The ink is a highly pigmented, lightfast and permanent acrylic paint available in a coordinated palette of 26 colours and in three degrees of coverage: opaque, semi-opaque and transparent. Compatible with other edding acrylic products, it is suitable for a range of painting techniques and surfaces.

Advantages

The marker combines a wide 5–10 mm chisel nib for broad strokes and a thin edge for finer lines, offering versatility in one tool. Its acrylic ink is highly pigmented, lightfast and permanent, ensuring durable, vivid results. Available in 26 coordinated colours and three coverage levels, it supports various effects and painting styles. The product is made by Edding and manufactured in Germany, providing consistent quality.

Suitable for

• Filling and colouring large areas in paintings and murals
• Creating bold strokes and expressive brushwork
• Lettering and signage using the chisel edge for finer lines
• Mixed-media projects and surface decoration

Key specifications

• Brand: Edding
• Model: 5000 Acrylic Marker Broad
• Tip: Chisel nib, 5–10 mm
• Colour: Turquoise
• Ink: Highly pigmented, lightfast, permanent acrylic paint
• Coverage options: Opaque / Semi-opaque / Transparent (product range)
• Quantity: 1 pc
• MPN: 4-5000934
• EAN: 4057305026231

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the acrylic paint inside. Press the nib gently on a scrap surface to start the flow. Use the broad face of the chisel tip for filling larger areas and the thin edge for finer lines or lettering. Store horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Allow painted areas to dry fully between layers for best coverage and layering effects.

Recommendations

Test the marker on a similar scrap surface before use to check coverage and adhesion. Use on suitable primed or non-porous surfaces for optimal permanence; results may vary on highly absorbent or untreated materials.