Marker pens Edding e-750 Gold Silver — metallic ink, round housing, pack with 2

Edding e-750 Gold Silver is a set of two metallic ink markers designed for decorative writing, drawing and labeling. The set contains one gold and one silver marker with opaque, reflective ink that produces bright metallic lines on a variety of surfaces. Each pen has a round housing for a comfortable grip and a durable tip that delivers consistent coverage for crafts, cardmaking, signage and other projects that require a metallic finish.

Advantages

The metallic ink provides high opacity and a reflective finish suitable for light and dark backgrounds. The round housing offers easy handling and control for both fine detail and broader strokes. The markers are ready to use from the blister pack and are formulated to apply evenly with minimal streaking. Durable tips maintain shape through multiple uses, ensuring repeatable line quality for decorative tasks.

Suitable for

• Paper and cardstock for cardmaking and invitations
• Labels and signage where metallic accents are needed
• Scrapbooking and mixed-media art projects
• Present wrapping, gift tags and decorative packaging
• Hand lettering and accents on dark surfaces

Key specifications

• Ink type: opaque metallic pigment ink (gold and silver)
• Tip shape: conical/rounded tip for versatile stroke widths
• Barrel: round housing for ergonomic grip
• Pack contents: two markers (one gold, one silver)
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, coated paper, some non-porous surfaces (test first)

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to distribute the metallic pigment evenly. Remove the cap and depress the tip briefly on a scrap piece of paper to start ink flow if necessary. Apply with light pressure for fine lines and increase pressure slightly for broader strokes. Allow the ink to dry fully on the chosen surface; drying time depends on material and ink layer thickness. Cap the markers after use to prevent the tips from drying out.

Recommendations

For best results, test the markers on a spare piece of the same material before applying to your final project. On non-porous or glossy surfaces, perform a small test as adhesion and drying time may vary; consider using a primer or allowing extra drying time to avoid smudging.