Markeerstift Edding 750 wit

edding 750 paint marker - a premium white paint marker designed for clear, opaque marks even on dark and challenging surfaces. The marker delivers lacquer-like, quick-drying white ink that adheres to a wide range of materials, from smooth glass to rough metal and polished lacquered finishes. The ink is xylene- and toluene-free, waterproof and heat-resistant up to 400 °C, making it suitable for workshop use and indoor applications.

Advantages

The edding 750 offers highly opaque white ink that remains visible on dark backgrounds and dries quickly to a durable, lacquer-like finish. Its formulation is free of xylene and toluene, reducing strong solvent odor and making it safer for indoor use. The marker is waterproof and heat-resistant up to 400 °C, providing durable markings in demanding environments.

Suitable for

• Marking on dark surfaces such as painted metal and coated parts
• Labeling tools, workshop equipment and metal fittings
• Art and craft projects requiring opaque white highlights
• Industrial or DIY applications where waterproof, heat-resistant marks are needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Edding
• Model / MPN: 4-750-1-3049
• EAN: 4004764863204
• Ink color: White
• Ink type: Lacquer-like, highly opaque, quick-drying
• Solvent information: Xylene- and toluene-free
• Resistance: Waterproof; heat-resistant up to 400 °C
• Package dimensions (W×D×H): 60 × 16 × 210 mm

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to activate the lacquer-like ink. Press the tip down several times on a scrap surface until the white ink flows evenly. Apply the marker to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion; for optimal results on greasy or heavily soiled areas, clean the surface first. After marking, allow the ink to dry; drying time may vary depending on the substrate and layer thickness.

Recommendations

Store the edding 750 marker horizontally and replace the cap securely after use to prevent drying. Use in a well-ventilated area despite the absence of xylene and toluene. For permanent, clear results on critical parts, test the marker on a discreet area first.