This permanent marker is suitable for marking or repairing small damaged areas and should therefore not be missing in any moped, moped or motorcycle workshop.
This paint marker was designed for smooth surfaces such as glass, metal or plastic.
Color: gold
Strike width: 2 - 4 mm
Tip: round tip
Water-resistant
Abrasion-resistant
Heat-resistant up to 400°C
Note: Before use, the permanent pen should be shaken briefly with the cap on and then the tip should be carefully pumped up and down on a test paper until color fills the tip.
Further variants of waterproof pens can be found in the accessories section.
Quality product from the German manufacturer edding.
Details
| Manufacturer | edding |
| Temperature resistance (min.) | 0 - 400 °C |
| Color | gold |
| Area of application | Paint & varnish |
| Line width | 2 - 4 |
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