Pebeo Porcelaine paints and markers are the best choice for decorating mugs and other dishes. After being baked on, the marks become permanent, even through the dishwasher!
These Pebeo Porcelaine 150 Fine Tip Markers feature a 0.7mm plastic tip- great for lettering and detail work! (Note: This tip is valve-action, so you'll need to press it up and down several times on a scrap surface to start the paint flowing before first use.)
Apply the Porcelaine 150 Marker to surfaces that can withstand temperature of 300 degrees F (or 150 degrees C), such as porcelain, china, ceramics, glazed earthenware, metal, enameled sheet steel, copper and glass.
For instructions on using these markers, see the HOW TO USE tab.
Storage Tip: Store the markers horizontally and keep from freezing.
-Clean your surface with soap and water, then degrease with rubbing alcohol, and then allow to fully dry.
-After decorating, allow the color to dry (minimum 24 hours).
-Place the decorated object in a cold oven. Allow the oven to heat to 300 degrees F (or 150 degrees C). Bake for 35 minutes. Remove after the oven has cooled back to room temperature.
-To maintain the color and texture, avoid abrasive cleaners and scouring pads.
Please Note: When marking on dishes, avoid areas that will come in direct contact with food or your mouth. While Pebeo paints are non-toxic and water-based, they have not been tested to be officially labeled as "food safe."
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-Clean your surface with soap and water, then degrease with rubbing alcohol, and then allow to fully dry.
-After decorating, allow the color to dry (minimum 24 hours).
-Place the decorated object in a cold oven. Allow the oven to heat to 300 degrees F (or 150 degrees C). Bake for 35 minutes. Remove after the oven has cooled back to room temperature.
-To maintain the color and texture, avoid abrasive cleaners and scouring pads.
Please Note: When marking on dishes, avoid areas that will come in direct contact with food or your mouth. While Pebeo paints are non-toxic and water-based, they have not been tested to be officially labeled as "food safe."
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I use these on cone 06 fired ceramic pieces. It is so much easier signing a piece or doing added detail work after the piece is fired. I like the permanent property of the product after it is baked in an oven.
I give the Pebeo pens this 5 stars
