Question 1

If you use this on a ceramic piece, do you need to bake it to be waterproof?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Here are some tips for Glass, ceramic or porcelain curing and baking:
- Make sure that the surface is thoroughly cleaned, use rubbing alcohol. Don’t forget to remove all price stickers, otherwise it will burn when you bake;
- Once you are happy with your design let it air dry for 24 hours before baking. This will ensure proper adhesion of the design on the surface;
- After fully dry, place your project into a cold oven;
- Turn oven to 350˚F;
- Set a timer for 1 hour;
- Once the hour is up, turn off the oven;
- Open the oven;
- Let the project cool down completely inside the oven.

Hand-washing in warm water is the best option to wash the surface. We do not recommend using dishwasher or heavy-duty sponge. Remember, there is always a chance to scratch the paint, be extra careful with the project!

We hope it helps. Don't hesitate to ask more questions. We are always here to provide all needed information.

Best regards, Ellie.

Question 2

Are these microwavable? Like after they're on the mug

Accepted Answer

After the designs are properly cured, it should be fine. I have designed my mugs a year ago and sometimes I use microwave. The designs are still good. 
I hope it helps.

Here are some tips for baking the project on glass, ceramic or porcelain:
- Make sure that the surface is thoroughly cleaned, use rubbing alcohol. Don’t forget to remove all price stickers, otherwise it will burn when you bake;
- Once you are happy with your design let it air dry for 24 hours before baking. This will ensure proper adhesion of the design on the surface;
- After fully dry, place your project into a cold oven;
- Turn oven to 350˚F;
- Set a timer for 1 hour;
- Once the hour is up, turn off the oven;
- Open the oven;
- Let the project cool down completely. It is better to wait a day.

Hand-washing in warm water is the best option to wash the surface. We do not recommend using dishwasher or heavy-duty sponge. Remember, there is always a chance to scratch the paint, be extra careful with the project!

Question 3

DO they work well with Canvas/ fabric? Do they bleed?

Accepted Answer

They work great with canvas and don't bleed unless you push the nib and hold. They also can work on leather and fabric with a smooth texture. It is difficult to draw with markers on cotton though. We recommend hand wash cold for fabric, but can't guarantee they won't fade after a while.

Question 4

Compared to a straight pin, how thick is the resulting line from these pens? Any spreading or pooling?

Accepted Answer

Thank you Bruce for the question.
The thinkness of the line will flactuate from 0.5 to 0.8 mm. If you lightly touch the surface you get 0.5 mm, but normal drawing is 0.8 mm.
If you have any questions, please let us know.

ASIN	B07NSP573D
Additional Features	Non-Toxic
Age Range Description	Young Adult, Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#764 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #3 in Fabric Decorating Kits
Body Shape	Round
Brand Name	ARTISTRO
Closure Type	Snap
Color	30 Multicolor
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,854)
Hand Orientation	Left
Included Components	30 fabric markers
Ink Base	Water
Ink Color	Multicolor
Is Waterproof	True
Item Dimensions	6 x 5 x 1 inches
Item Weight	2.33 Ounces
Line Size	2 Millimeters
Manufacturer	Artistro
Manufacturer Part Number	A-30M
Marker Type	Paint Marker
Material Type	Plastic
Model Name	Artistro
Model Number	A-30M
Number of Items	30
Number of Pieces	30
Pattern	Solid
Point Type	Medium Tip
Recommended Uses For Product	Fabric and textile painting
Style	Multicolor Dual Tip (Medium
Surface Recommendation	Fabric, T-shirt, Sneakers, Bags, Shoes, Textile, Canvas, Leather
Target Audience	All ages
Theme	Arts and Crafts
Unit Count	30.0 Count
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant
Writing Instrument Form	Marker Pen

ARTISTRO 30 Fabric Markers - Fabric Decorating Kit - Permanent for Clothes - No Bleed Pens for T-Shirts, Bags, Textile, Canvas, and More (Medium Tip)

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