Select a permanent marker

The development of technologies in the chemical industry invariably entails the emergence of new products in various industries. The production of the office was no exception. Relatively recently in everyday life appeared such a notion as a permanent marker. What is it, what are its distinctive features or properties, how to choose correctly - let's try to generalize the available information.

In order to understand what a permanent marker is and "what it eats", it is reasonable to consider all representatives of this class. So, what are the markers per se? Marker, if you start from the very meaning of the word - a device for marking, marking. Many do not find in them any fundamental difference from all known markers. Probably, so it also is. The only difference is that the markers are not so diverse in color (controversial), they allow writing on different surfaces, they differ in the increased thickness of the line and are not used for drawing (the children disagree with the last statement).

Modern industry is ready to offer the consumer several types of these color taps:

• Text (designed for marking on paper);
• Varnish;
• Permanent (on water and alcohol basis);
• Markers-remouvers (allow to correct labels and labels);
• Erasable (chalk and markers for plastic boards);
• Markers for decorative works (liquid applications, creation of three-dimensional drawings on fabric, for example).

The number of kinds and possibilities of application is surprising. In this connection, the question arises: permanent marker - what is it? Let's figure it out. As can be removed from most sources, a permanent marker is a writing accessory that allows indelible inscriptions to be made on any surface. In this case, the line that the marker is applying does not spread (neither on paper, nor on wood, nor on metal), the paint is resistant to sunlight, high temperatures, to mechanical stress. The thickness of the tip can vary within a fairly wide range (from 0.6 mm to 1.5 - 2 cm). As you can see, the choice of permanent markers is wide enough, and everyone can find the most suitable for their needs.

In conclusion, I would like to touch on the question of how to erase this highly resistant trace from the surface.

• The first way is to buy a special tool simultaneously with the purchase of the marker, which will make it easy to remove all traces of the former presence of the colorful mark and will not destroy the surface.
• If there is nothing more suitable at hand, and the surface with which you need to erase the traces of the marker is sufficiently resistant to mechanical effects, you can use a mixture of baking soda and toothpaste (gel paste is useless, use the usual one).
• Some car degreasers are quite successful in this task.
• You can try alcohol or liquid used to remove varnish.
• Sometimes it is possible to apply a hair spray (not experienced by experience). The varnish is sprayed onto the stain, after that it is washed off with cold water.