Daler-Rowney Simply Acrylic Marker Pen Set - 6 Assorted Metallic Colours - 2-3mm Tip

The Daler-Rowney Simply Acrylic Marker Pen Set features high-quality water-based paints that provi...

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The Daler-Rowney Simply Acrylic Marker Pen Set is a versatile tool kit designed for entry-level artists and hobbyists who want to incorporate vibrant metallic accents into their creative projects. Featuring high-quality, water-based acrylic paint with a reliable pump-action flow, these markers offer a smooth and streak-free application on various surfaces; however, users should note that the permanent nature of the paint once dry means mistakes on porous materials may be difficult to remove.

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Model Part NumberD126300913
BrandDaler Rowney

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FAQs

Are these markers suitable for professional fine art?

While these are excellent for hobbyists and entry-level artists, they are designed as a 'Simply' range product, making them best for crafts, mixed media, and decorative projects.

Can I use these on fabric?

These markers are primarily designed for paper, card, and wood; they are not intended for fabric and may not be colorfast if washed.

Is the paint toxic?

The markers use water-based acrylic paint, which is generally considered safer than solvent-based markers, but standard art safety practices like adequate ventilation should always be followed.

Can I layer other acrylic paints over these markers?

Yes, once the marker ink is completely dry, you can layer standard acrylic paints over them, as they are chemically compatible.

How do I store the pens?

Store them horizontally with the caps firmly in place to prevent the nibs from drying out or the paint from pooling at one end.

Are the colors lightfast?

The Simply range is intended for practice and hobby use; while durable, they are not rated for archival lightfastness like professional-grade artist markers.

Troubleshooting

The pen is not producing any paint

Ensure the cap is on and shake the marker vigorously, then press the nib onto a scrap surface multiple times until the tip becomes saturated with color.

The paint is streaking or uneven

Shake the pen more thoroughly to ensure the pigments are well-mixed, and ensure you are applying consistent pressure without pressing too hard on the nib.

The nib feels dry or clogged

Gently wipe the nib with a damp cloth to remove dried residue, then re-prime the pen by pressing the nib down repeatedly on a scrap sheet.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Vibrant metallic color payoff
  • Consistent paint flow via pump action
  • Quick drying time reduces smudging
  • Medium nib size offers good control

Cons

  • Permanent finish makes errors hard to fix
  • Requires shaking and priming before initial use
  • Limited to metallic color palette
  • May bleed on very thin or non-primed papers

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of your markers, always replace the cap tightly after every use to prevent the nib from drying out. Store the pens horizontally whenever possible to keep the ink evenly distributed across the nib. Before using on a final project, always test the flow on a spare piece of paper to ensure the color is consistent.

These markers work best on clean, dry, and slightly porous surfaces. While they are compatible with most art papers, avoid using them on extremely glossy or non-absorbent surfaces where the paint may have difficulty adhering or could remain tacky for longer than expected.