Ceramic marker with 2 mm thick point and quantity of 6 ml. Darwi Armerina cold ceramic marker is your partner for the decoration of ceramic, tiles, glass or terracotta. Whether you want to customize a mug, plates, vases or various decorative items, you will find what you need in this range.

The components of the Armerina react with the silica of the glass and attach to the material, no cooking required.

To guarantee a good resistance in the dishwasher, let it dry for 48h. Once the realization is dry, this water-based paint has a brilliant finish. The color is light-resistant.

Darwi Armerina paints should be used to paint objects for non-food use. It is also a good tool to hide imperfections or small defects like blows on ceramic or porcelain objects or even for the restoration of objects!

How to use 

When using the markers for the first time, gently prime them by pressing the tip on a test surface. As soon as the tip is colored, the marker is ready for use. Shake well before each use and keep your markers with the cap facing down. This way, you make sure that they will be ready for use anytime. Once the drawing is complete, let it dry.

The tip of the markers Armerina is washable. If you come into contact with another color, clean the mine quickly with water and it will be clean again. You can also replace damaged tips with spare tips! The paint dries quickly on the surface. Even if the realization is dry to the touch, wait 48 hours to guarantee that it will be able to go in the dishwasher without any damage. Once the work is done, the cleaning of the equipment is done with water.

• The cold ceramic Armerina paints should be used for decoration purposes and they are not suitable for painting dishes and objects that are in contact with food.
• The Armerina is an amazing alternative to high temperature porcelain paintings
• Users of this Armerina paint will be delighted with the bright, high-quality opaque colors
• The colours are easy to use since markers and paint can be used by an audience of all ages
• Made in Belgium