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DYKEM - Permanent Paint Marker - (Select Colour)

by DYKEM
Original price $10.09 - Original price $11.05
Original price
$10.09
$10.09 - $11.05
Current price $10.09

*Online Pricing Only

Availability:
5+ in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
5+ in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
5+ in stock, ready to be shipped
SKU M096823
Color: Black

DYKEM - Permanent Paint Marker - (Select Colour)

DYKEM's permanent paint marker lays down an opaque, quick-drying line on metal, wood, rubber, glass and most shop surfaces, including oily or dirty ones that a regular marker won't hold on. It's the standard marker on metal fabrication and machine shop floors for layout lines, part identification and go/no-go marks.

Features and Common Uses
  • Opaque, quick-drying paint ink, not a dye-based marker
  • Marks on oily, dirty or dusty metal where an ink marker skips
  • Permanent once dry; resists smearing, fading and most solvents
  • Felt tip for a consistent line on flat and curved stock

Commonly used for:

  • Layout lines and cut marks on metal stock
  • Part and lot identification in a machine shop
  • Marking pipe, conduit and structural steel on a job site
Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand DYKEM
Type Permanent paint marker, felt tip
Item Number M096823

DYKEM's published BRITE-MARK and High Purity marker catalogues list felt-tip medium markers under different part-number ranges (84000- and 44000-series); we could not match item number M096823 to a specific colour or tip size in either published list, so colour and tip are not stated here. Confirm the exact colour against the physical unit before publishing a colour-specific claim.

Frequently Asked Questions
Will this mark on oily or dirty metal?

Yes. That's the main reason to reach for a paint marker instead of an ink marker; DYKEM's paint formula holds on oily, dusty and rough surfaces where an ink tip skips or fails to lay down a line.

Is the mark permanent?

Yes, once dry. It resists smearing, fading and most shop solvents, though very aggressive degreasers can lift it from bare metal.