Pebeo Drawing Gum Marker 0.7 mm

Discover new horizons in art with the Pebeo Drawing Gum Marker, an essential tool for anyone who paints with watercolors, whether a professional or an enthusiast. This precise marker is specially designed to apply drawing gum, a masking medium that keeps selected areas of your artwork unpainted. With its 0.7 mm plastic tip, the Drawing Gum Marker from Pebeo creates a thin, clean line, ideal for detailed drawings, finishing work, writing, and effects. Its durable tip won't break or wear down, so you can work without interruption and with confidence in a perfect result. The Pebeo Drawing Gum Marker is easy and practical to use. Simply apply it to the areas you want to protect. Once dry, it forms a film that resists water and thinned paints. When you're finished, gently remove it with your finger or an eraser to reveal the protected areas and admire the contrast between the reserved spaces and the applied paints. Before first use, activate the marker: with the cap on, shake it thoroughly to move the ball inside, then press the tip on paper several times until it is saturated with drawing gum. After use, it's a good idea to clean the tip regularly by removing it from its base and rinsing it in warm water. Remove excess material easily with your finger. If needed, a replacement tip is built into the cap. The drawing gum marker should be stored horizontally and, once activated, lasts 12 months at moderate room temperatures. This versatile tool replaces a bottle of drawing gum, a brush, and a container of water. The marker is very practical thanks to its easy handling and use, which requires only choosing a surface. It is suitable as a complement to the bottled version, which is designed for large-scale applications.

Product details:

• Pebeo drawing gum
• in a practical marker
• shake and pump before use
• for watercolors and gouache
• 0.7 mm plastic tip

Let your creativity flow with the Pebeo Drawing Gum Marker with a 0.7 mm tip! Its precise tip lets you apply drawing gum to even the smallest details you want to protect when painting with watercolors. Once the paints are dry, gently remove the gum to reveal clean, unpainted areas.