Montana ACRYLIC paint marker with a 15mm standard felt tip - great for quickly coloring surface areas and creating large lettering.
*Try the alternate 15mm Multiline Tip for a neat split nib effect!
*Looking for more colors with this 15mm tip? Grab an empty Montana 15mm marker and fill it with the Montana bottled paint refills.
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Features of the Montana ACRYLIC line:
*HIGH QUALITY WATER-BASED PAINT:
Waterproof, lightfast, highly-pigmented, and quick-drying. (For optimal weather-resistance, a sealing coat of Montana Varnish Gloss is recommended.) Colors dry to a matte finish.
*SUITABLE FOR A VARIETY OF PROJECTS:
Such as urban art styles, mixed media, murals, and sign painting.
*WORKS ON MULTIPLE SURFACES:
Create your designs on walls, windows, canvas, wood, metal, and more.
*VALVE-ACTION, REPLACEABLE TIPS:
Controlled paint flow that lets you apply like a pro.
*TRANSPARENT, REFILLABLE BARREL:
Allows you to easily view the amount of paint left inside the marker, and mix your own custom colors.
*Note: It is typical for the paint level in new Montana markers to not be completely full. The empty space inside the barrel allows for proper mixing of the color pigments when shaken before use.
*Try the alternate 15mm Multiline Tip for a neat split nib effect!
*Looking for more colors with this 15mm tip? Grab an empty Montana 15mm marker and fill it with the Montana bottled paint refills.
....................................
Features of the Montana ACRYLIC line:
*HIGH QUALITY WATER-BASED PAINT:
Waterproof, lightfast, highly-pigmented, and quick-drying. (For optimal weather-resistance, a sealing coat of Montana Varnish Gloss is recommended.) Colors dry to a matte finish.
*SUITABLE FOR A VARIETY OF PROJECTS:
Such as urban art styles, mixed media, murals, and sign painting.
*WORKS ON MULTIPLE SURFACES:
Create your designs on walls, windows, canvas, wood, metal, and more.
*VALVE-ACTION, REPLACEABLE TIPS:
Controlled paint flow that lets you apply like a pro.
*TRANSPARENT, REFILLABLE BARREL:
Allows you to easily view the amount of paint left inside the marker, and mix your own custom colors.
*Note: It is typical for the paint level in new Montana markers to not be completely full. The empty space inside the barrel allows for proper mixing of the color pigments when shaken before use.
HOW TO REFILL
How to refill a Montana ACRYLIC marker:
1- Unscrew, to the left, the top section that holds the nib.
2- Use your fingernail to help remove the next section, with the valve system springs.
3- Add the refill paint to the open marker. Only fill the barrel 3/4 of the way full, to leave room for the valve system part.
4- Press the valve system section back in and make sure it is tight.
5- Screw the nib section back on, to the right, and make sure it is securely tightened.
6- Prime the nib by pressing up and down on a test surface.
1- Unscrew, to the left, the top section that holds the nib.
2- Use your fingernail to help remove the next section, with the valve system springs.
3- Add the refill paint to the open marker. Only fill the barrel 3/4 of the way full, to leave room for the valve system part.
4- Press the valve system section back in and make sure it is tight.
5- Screw the nib section back on, to the right, and make sure it is securely tightened.
6- Prime the nib by pressing up and down on a test surface.
- features:
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- Refillable
- Metallic
- availability:
- Usually ships the same business day
How to refill a Montana ACRYLIC marker:
1- Unscrew, to the left, the top section that holds the nib.
2- Use your fingernail to help remove the next section, with the valve system springs.
3- Add the refill paint to the open marker. Only fill the barrel 3/4 of the way full, to leave room for the valve system part.
4- Press the valve system section back in and make sure it is tight.
5- Screw the nib section back on, to the right, and make sure it is securely tightened.
6- Prime the nib by pressing up and down on a test surface.
1- Unscrew, to the left, the top section that holds the nib.
2- Use your fingernail to help remove the next section, with the valve system springs.
3- Add the refill paint to the open marker. Only fill the barrel 3/4 of the way full, to leave room for the valve system part.
4- Press the valve system section back in and make sure it is tight.
5- Screw the nib section back on, to the right, and make sure it is securely tightened.
6- Prime the nib by pressing up and down on a test surface.
