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The STABILO FREE Acrylic can be used on a variety of surfaces, such as stone, wood, paper, canvas, plastic or metal. (Please note that the marker could also be used on glass, but the experience/result is not as good as on other surfaces.)
Permanent markers generally contain solvent-based dye ink, while acrylic pens contain water-based pigment inks. Thanks to their pigment ink, acrylic markers are matt-covering, lightfast and water-resistant and can be painted over with other colors once they have dried. Permanent markers, on the other hand, are translucent, penetrate paper relatively strongly, but dry very quickly.
The STABILO FREE Acrylic marker should not be left open without the cap for more than approx. 10 minutes.

Yes, the inks of the acrylic markers are opaque. However, the opacity depends on the color used and the background.
The STABILO FREE Acrylic is available in three variants: T100 (10 colors, round tip, 1-2mm), T300 (20 colors, round tip, 2-3mm) and T800C (10 colors, chisel tip, 4-10mm).
First, shake the closed STABILO FREE Acrylic marker vigorously for at least 30 seconds. Then remove the cap and press ("pump") the tip several times on a piece of paper until the tip is filled with ink.
The STABILO FREE Acrylic should be stored horizontally at room temperature.
There are currently no refills available for the STABILO FREE Acrylic Markers.
The STABILO FREE Acrylic should not be left without the cap for longer than 10 minutes.
With acrylic markers, you can paint, write and express yourself with colors on a variety of surfaces such as stone, wood, paper, canvas, plastic, ceramic, tile, porcelain or metal. Acrylic markers are waterproof and weatherproof after drying and are therefore also suitable for outdoor use.