Question 1

What specific surfaces, materials, or contexts is Chienese Acrylic Marker safe or unsafe to use on?

Accepted Answer

It works well on paper, cardboard, metal, glass, plastic, ceramics and other smooth, non porous surfaces, but it should not be used on oily or glossy surfaces that repel ink, on fabric that may bleed, nor on food contact surfaces or delicate artworks that cannot be reworked.

Question 2

Are there any toxicity, flammability, or handling warnings for this acrylic marker?

Accepted Answer

The marker contains volatile organic compounds that can be harmful if inhaled in large amounts, so it should be used in a well ventilated area, kept away from heat sources and open flames because the solvent can be flammable, and users with sensitive skin should wear gloves to avoid irritation.

Question 3

Is the packaging of Chienese Acrylic Marker recyclable and are its ink ingredients biodegradable?

Accepted Answer

The barrel and cap are made from standard plastic that is recyclable where local facilities accept it, but the acrylic polymer ink is not readily biodegradable and should be disposed of according to local hazardous waste guidelines rather than being poured down the drain.

Chienese • 56grams

Acrylic marker

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