Uni-Ball PC-1MR Marker Pen Set of 8 Soft Colours, Extra Fine 0.7 mm, Water-Based Pigment Ink 181752

Artists, crafters, and journaling enthusiasts will appreciate the Uni-Ball PC-1MR marker set for adding precise, opaque colour to a wide range of surfaces. The extra-fine 0.7 mm bullet tip delivers controlled lines for detailed work, while the water-based pigment ink dries quickly and resists water and fading once dry. This set includes eight soft colours: white, sunshine yellow, coral pink, lavender, light blue, aqua green, light green, and grey, making it ideal for layering and subtle accents on paper, metal, glass, wood, plastic, fabric, stone, ceramics, and canvas.

Key specifications

• Tip size: extra fine, 0.7 mm line width
• Tip shape: bullet (conical)
• Ink type: water-based pigment ink
• Ink properties: opaque, lightfast, waterproof once dry, non-toxic, acid-free
• Surface compatibility: paper, metal, glass, wood, plastic, fabric, stone, ceramics, canvas
• Number of pens: 8
• Colour palette: soft colours (white, sunshine yellow, coral pink, lavender, light blue, aqua green, light green, grey)
• Drying time: quick-drying
• Bleed-through: minimal on most papers
• Cap type: snap-on
• Barrel material: plastic
• UV resistance: high
• Alcohol resistance: yes (once dry)
• Refillable: no

Why choose it

The Uni-Ball PC-1MR markers combine precision with versatility. The extra-fine tip allows for intricate details, while the opaque pigment ink stands out on both light and dark surfaces. Once dry, the ink is waterproof and lightfast, ensuring your work remains vibrant over time. The soft colour palette is perfect for subtle shading and blending, and the quick-drying formula reduces smudging during use.

Ideal use cases

• Detailed illustrations and line art
• Scrapbooking and journaling accents
• Customizing and decorating objects made of glass, metal, or plastic
• Fabric embellishment (permanent after heat setting)
• Mixed media art projects

Good to know

These markers are not refillable and feature a snap-on cap to prevent the tip from drying out. The water-based pigment ink is non-toxic and acid-free, making it safe for use in archival projects. For best results on non-porous surfaces, allow the ink to dry completely before handling.