Uni Posca Marker PC-5M, Medium 2.5 mm

The Posca PC-5M Paint Marker is a versatile, medium-tip marker available in 48 vibrant colors. With its 1.8–2.5mm bullet tip, it’s perfect for broader strokes, larger designs, and filling in areas on a variety of surfaces, including stone, wood, canvas, glass, and metal. The water-based acrylic ink flows smoothly and dries quickly, providing a vibrant, matte finish that resists fading over time.

Ideal for rock painting, calligraphy, mixed-media art, and canvas painting (especially when combined with acrylic paint), the Posca PC-5M ensures vibrant color opacity and smooth, bold lines. Its quick-drying properties make it suitable for layering, while the non-toxic, acid-free ink ensures safety and durability.

The marker's water-resistant and fade-resistant ink provides long-lasting results, making it a reliable choice for both professional artists and hobbyists. Whether you're creating bold designs on rocks, glass, or canvas, the Posca PC-5M guarantees precision and high-quality color every time.

Many artists and crafters prefer the Posca PC-5M for its ability to create bold designs and fill larger areas without smudging. Once your design is complete, you can apply a clear acrylic varnish to protect your work, ensuring the colors stay vivid and lasting. Compared to traditional markers, the Posca PC-5M offers more flexibility with its opaque, water-resistant ink, giving you greater durability and more control over your work.

The non-toxic, acid-free ink ensures that you can use it safely for a wide range of projects. Whether you're creating large-scale designs, filling in spaces on your favorite rock, or working on a canvas piece, the Posca PC-5M is the tool you need for bold, beautiful results.

Why choose the Posca PC-5M? If you’re looking for a versatile marker that works on rock painting, canvas painting, wood painting, or practically any surface, the Posca PC-5M is the ideal choice. It’s not just a tool; it’s a way to bring your vision to life, with more coverage and bolder strokes, no matter what medium you’re working with.