Glass Markers Signature 6pc
SKU: MMPM0056
Glass Markers Signature 6pc
SKU: MMPM0056
Turn glass into your canvas with our Glass Markers 6pc. Inside the set are six vibrant, translucent colours that you can transform non-porous surfaces into works of art. These versatile art markers are ideal for glass, ceramic, and porcelain, making them great for DIY projects, windows, decorative dishes, and glassware. Bake your designs in an oven to make them last for years to come. Grab our glass paint markers today and start creating!
- Glass marker set for decorating non-porous surfaces
- Includes 6 vibrant, translucent colours: Golden Yellow, Scarlet, Violet, Cyan, Phthalo Green, Black
- Ideal for glass, ceramic and porcelain
- Great for DIY projects, windows, mirrors, decorative dishes and glassware
- Make your designs last by baking in an oven
Instructions:
- Shake well
- Hold upright and burp pen by pushing the nib in
- Press the nib up and down into art surface several times to start paint flow
- Place your designs into a cold oven, then heat to 160 deg C and bake for 40min to set
Handy hints:
- For decorative use only
- Colours may vary on different surfaces and after baking
- Make sure surface is clean and dry before applying marker pen
- Build opacity by applying another layer, after the first is dry
- Not dishwasher safe. Gently hand wash with a soft cloth
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