White Posca Marker
White paint marker from Posca brand for drawing, coloring, or painting.
Permanent felt-tip markers on porous surfaces, once the paint dries you can varnish the creation with gouache or acrylic paint varnish. On smooth surfaces, the Posca is temporary; you can fix the paint on porcelain by covering it with a water-based spray varnish, spraying from 30cm away with small circular movements. Items decorated with Posca markers lose their food safety.
- POSCA on textiles such as cotton, silk, linen, or denim, polyester, viscose, and coated canvas: for better adhesion, wash your fabric before decorating. Start by outlining your design, then color in as you go to avoid a possible blotting effect on delicate fabrics. To set the colors, iron the fabric inside out without steam.
- POSCA on glass and windows: erasable with a damp cloth or window cleaner.
- POSCA on glass and ceramics: For non-food use, fix the colors with a water-based varnish.
- POSCA on unglazed terracotta and porcelain: bake the item in the oven at 220°c for 45 minutes to fix the colors.
Usage Tips:
- Shake the Posca up and down, cap on, to ensure the paint inside is well mixed.
- Prime the marker on a sheet of paper by pressing the tip down several times until it is saturated with paint.
- Then use your Posca on your chosen surface, and if the flow becomes weaker, re-prime the tip on a sheet of paper.
White paint marker from Posca brand for drawing, coloring, or painting.
Permanent felt-tip markers on porous surfaces, once the paint dries you can varnish the creation with gouache or acrylic paint varnish. On smooth surfaces, the Posca is temporary; you can fix the paint on porcelain by covering it with a water-based spray varnish, spraying from 30cm away with small circular movements. Items decorated with Posca markers lose their food safety.
- POSCA on textiles such as cotton, silk, linen, or denim, polyester, viscose, and coated canvas: for better adhesion, wash your fabric before decorating. Start by outlining your design, then color in as you go to avoid a possible blotting effect on delicate fabrics. To set the colors, iron the fabric inside out without steam.
- POSCA on glass and windows: erasable with a damp cloth or window cleaner.
- POSCA on glass and ceramics: For non-food use, fix the colors with a water-based varnish.
- POSCA on unglazed terracotta and porcelain: bake the item in the oven at 220°c for 45 minutes to fix the colors.
Usage Tips:
- Shake the Posca up and down, cap on, to ensure the paint inside is well mixed.
- Prime the marker on a sheet of paper by pressing the tip down several times until it is saturated with paint.
- Then use your Posca on your chosen surface, and if the flow becomes weaker, re-prime the tip on a sheet of paper.
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