Pébéo Porcelaine 150 fine porcelain marker 0.7 mm

Fine details on porcelain

Write a name, draw small motifs or finish a border with this water-based porcelain marker. Its fine 0.7 mm tip suits thin lines and handwriting on porcelain, earthenware and ceramic. The colours have a gloss finish. You receive one marker in your chosen colour, not a set of nine.

Choose Marseille yellow, agate orange or scarlet red for warm accents, or pair lapis blue and peacock blue with peridot green or amazonite green. Earth brown and anthracite black suit lettering and outlines. Colour numbers help you find the same shade again.

• 01 - Marseille yellow
• 02 - Agate orange
• 03 - Scarlet red
• 04 - Lapis blue
• 05 - Peacock blue
• 06 - Peridot green
• 07 - Amazonite green
• 08 - Earth brown
• 09 - Anthracite black

Prepare and prime

Degrease the surface with alcohol or soapy water and let dry. Shake the marker well, then press the tip repeatedly on a spare surface to start the paint flowing. After a long period without use, restart a fine tip on paper. The marker works with Porcelaine 150 paint and relief colours, sold separately.

Try your design first

On a suitable sample, draw a name, a small curve and a few dots. Compare two short lines drawn at different speeds and let them dry. Record the colour, surface and result after fixing and washing. This helps you judge legibility and line width before making the final design.

Drying and oven fixing

Let the work dry for at least 24 hours. Place it in a cold domestic oven, heat to 150 °C and bake for 35 minutes once that temperature is stable. Use only an object that can withstand this temperature. Do not use Pyrex, Arcopal or equivalent surfaces. For dishwasher resistance, also follow the label instructions.

For decorative use only, air-dry for 72 hours, then wash lightly and gently without soaking. This does not replace oven fixing for dishwasher resistance. When combining the marker with Porcelaine 150 paint and relief colours on one object, use oven fixing.

Use and storage

Decorate only surfaces that do not come into contact with food or drink. Store the marker flat, protect from frost and close after use. Avoid paint on skin and in eyes, wash hands after working and follow local rules for residue and packaging.

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