Developed in Japan and first sold in 1953, this oil based ink marker is fast drying and water resistant.
Features a glass body and 1mm x 5mm x 8mm felt tip chisel nib.
Works well on a variety of surfaces including: glass, paper, metal, plastic, leather, wood, ceramic and even ice!
Delivery:
All delivery options, costs and estimated delivery dates are available at checkout.
If your order is placed by 3.30pm (Monday - Friday, excluding Bank Holidays) we can offer a scheduled next working day delivery (UK only, not including extended area destinations).
Please place your order by 3.30pm to allow us time to prepare your order for dispatch at 4pm, and choose an appropriate shipping method at checkout (estimated delivery dates will be displayed at this point - you may need to choose the express shipping option).
Orders which are received after 3.30pm and outside of working hours cannot be dispatched until the next working day.
Returns:
You can return any unused items for a full refund of the item price within 14 days of receiving the item. Upon receipt, a refund will be issued within 48 hours.
After 14 days, if the item/s are not faulty or sent in error and you wish to return / exchange them, there will be a 5% restocking fee.
If more than 30 days have passed since your order was received then the items can no longer be returned to us.
These terms do not apply to DVDs where the outermost seal/wrapping has been broken and do not apply to books or magazines.
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I've used these for years and i have to say these are some of the best markers for graff and art at this price point in my opinion. I always keep one in my pocket with the Uni Silver and it's never had any problems in my use.
