Glass marker Edding 95 Bullet tip Black

The Edding 95 Glass Marker with a bullet tip is designed for precise writing and drawing on glass surfaces. It delivers a rich black line that is suitable for labeling glassware, creating decorative details on mirrors and windows, or making temporary signage on display cases. The ink dries quickly and offers water resistance once dry, providing durable markings that remain visible without smudging under normal handling.

Advantages

This glass marker combines a fine bullet tip with consistent black pigment for uniform strokes and controlled line width. The quick-drying formulation minimizes running and smearing on non-porous surfaces. The marker is engineered for reliable flow and restart, making it practical for repeated short tasks and continuous use. Its compatibility with a range of glass types ensures versatile application across domestic, retail, and workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Labeling glass containers, jars and bottles
• Writing on mirrors and windows for messages or pricing
• Decorative accents on glass craft projects
• Temporary signage on display cases and shopfronts

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet tip for precise, consistent lines
• Ink color: black
• Drying properties: quick-drying on non-porous surfaces
• Resistance: water-resistant after drying
• Suitable surfaces: glass, mirrors, glazed ceramics and other non-porous materials

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure uniform ink flow. Press the tip down briefly on a test surface to start the flow if needed, then write or draw directly on clean, dry glass. Allow the ink to dry fully to achieve water resistance. For removal, follow surface-appropriate cleaning methods; some markings can be removed with household glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol, while more permanent results may require stronger solvents. Store the marker capped and horizontally when not in use to preserve tip condition and ink performance.

Recommendations

Use on dust-free, grease-free glass for best adhesion and appearance. Avoid prolonged exposure to humid conditions while the ink is drying. If consistent line width is required, test on a scrap piece of glass to confirm pressure and angle before working on final surfaces.