Chartpak® AD® Marker Pastel Set, 25 Markers

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Chartpak® AD® Marker Pastel Set, 25 Markers

The Pastel set has soft primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. Experiment with blending and creating highlights and low lights with limited color families. This is an excellent set to expand your AD Marker color collection, and offer softer tones that are blendable with the Basic set colors.

Chartpak's original xylene AD® Markers properties are unlike all alcohol-based markers common to the marketplace, and while they are compatible with one another, they perform very differently. They won't smudge alcohol-based pens including fine liners, they also work well over ballpoint pens and technical pens. To mix a custom color, apply the marker colors to a plastic film like acetate, pick up the marker color and mix them with the Colorless Blender (sold separately) as you would a paintbrush. Once mixed, you can use the blender marker to apply your custom color to your surface. AD markers layer, blend, transfer laser images, and are permanent on many porous and non-porous substrates. However, they are not recommended for use on Styrofoam. These markers are juicy, and last an extremely long time when the cap is applied securely. There is no mistaking the scent of a xylene marker, and for this reason, we always suggest using them in a well-ventilated area.

All markers come with a tri-nib point allowing for thin, medium, and broad strokes all within one marker. The nibs are removable and replaceable to extend the life of your marker.

Colors include:
Pale Yellow, P130
Banana, P44
Celery, P126
Willow, P120
Grass Green, P122
Pale Lime, P118
Turquoise, P115
Aquamarine, P114
Azure, P110
Space Blue, P101
Light Blue, P104
Pale Indigo, P179
Mauve, P177
Lilac, P92
Purple Iris, P210
Pink, P163
Powder Pink, P161
Sunset Pink, P156
Rosé, P149
Salmon, P160
Deep Salmon, P206
Naples Yellow, P135
Light Sand, P138
Desert Sand, P146
Brick, P74

Made in the USA

Health Labeling: Use in a well-ventilated area. CL, Prop. 65 WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm.