Newell Brands SAN2069066 Oil-based Paint Marker Bold Point

Product Description

The NEWELL BRANDS SAN2069066 is an oil-based paint marker with a bold point tip designed for professionals and skilled users who need durable, opaque markings on a wide range of surfaces. The quick-drying paint formula resists fading, water, and abrasion once cured, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. The black ink delivers high contrast on light and dark surfaces alike. At 0.3 pounds packaged, it is a lightweight handheld tool that requires no additional equipment to use. The bold point tip lays down consistent, vivid lines across porous and non-porous materials without feathering or bleeding through.

This marker is well suited for trade professionals, sign makers, and skilled tradespeople who need reliable surface marking on metal, glass, wood, plastic, and painted surfaces. Common uses include labeling components, marking measurements, and creating durable notations on job site materials. It also performs on specialty surfaces such as rocks, scrapbook materials, and window glass, where paint can later be removed cleanly from smooth glass surfaces when needed. The opaque coverage ensures legibility regardless of the background color or texture.

Key Features

• Oil-based formula resists fading, water, and abrasion after drying
• Bold point tip delivers consistent line width on varied surface textures
• Opaque black ink covers both light and dark backgrounds
• Quick-drying paint reduces smearing during use
• Removable from glass surfaces for temporary markings or window work
• Suitable for use on rocks, metal, plastic, wood, and scrapbook materials

Compatibility

Designed for use on a broad range of light and dark surfaces including glass, painted surfaces, rocks, wood, plastic, and paper-based materials such as scrapbooks.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this marker. Shake the marker before first use and depress the tip on a test surface to initiate paint flow. Allow paint to dry fully before handling marked surfaces to prevent smearing. When used on glass for temporary markings, the paint can be removed with standard glass cleaning methods.