Permanent markers are pens with a tip made of porous material that allows ink to be applied to surfaces such as paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass, and more.
They use quick-drying, waterproof ink that is designed to be long-lasting and resistant to fading when exposed to light.
These markers are available in various colors, allowing for versatile use in arts and crafts, labeling, writing on surfaces, and other applications.
They are often used for writing on items that require a durable, indelible mark, such as labeling boxes, creating signage, or marking on non-porous surfaces.
Despite their permanence on many surfaces, some solvents or chemicals may remove or fade the ink, depending on the surface and type of marker used.
