Marker leather temporary markings

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Marker for leather: Use this ESBE Peel off marker for temporary markings. Just write on smooth surfaces with this pen and rub them off easily after the ink dries. The dry ink resembles rubber, that is why the rub off. The tip is 1 to 2mm thick and the ink colour is orange Like with most new products I like to try them. So I have tried this marker too. I have marked black faux leather and glass. With both materials the markings rubbed off without any trouble and the ink colour orange is more white-ish, milky white with a hint of orange…

Marker for leather temporary markings – Peel off marker

How to use the marker for leather. And on which materials can you use the leather marker:

• • Marker for temporary markings, so you mark positions for a closure of a bag for example. With the marking you know where it is supposed to go and it will ben centered correctly

• • After drying the ink can be rubbed off with your finger

• • TEST: Do test it before using it on your leather or other material so you are confident it can be removed

• • This marker is suitable for smooth surfaces, that is why we have choosen it for leather. Ofcourse it can also be used on faux leather, vegan leather, glass, metal etc. 

• • Store horizontally and shake well before use

• • Replace the cap quickly after use to prevent the tip of the marker for leather temporary markings from drying

• • The ink colour is orange 

• • Tip is 1 to 2mm thick

If you use leather frequently a special pen like this one is really handy. Specially when you want to remove the markings on leather again. A marker is sometimes referred to as a marking pen Deel dit bericht:

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