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How do I erase it?

This is our most frequently asked question. On coated surfaces, you can erase the ink with a wet wipe before it dries, or with an alcohol prep pad once it has dried. For alcohol to work effectively, the concentration must be at least 65%. You can also use Bio Clean Col. (Beverages with low alcohol content, such as soju, will not work.)

Please note that ink cannot be removed from uncoated (porous) surfaces or fabrics.

※ Check out the video below for additional pro tips!

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How to easily erase lettering on glass using alcohol

If writing left on glass with Plico markers sits for a long time, it may take a bit more effort to clean. You can erase it easily using alcohol. Make sure to work in a well-ventilated area as alcohol has a strong odor.

※ Check out the video below for additional tips!

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Is it safe for children to use？

Yes, it is safe for young children and is widely used in school classes and workshops. However, since the ink can stain clothing or skin, adult supervision is recommended.

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How to get beautiful results with Shrinkles!

With their rich pigmentation and wide color range, PLiCOmarkers are perfect for shrink plastic crafts. Since many creators want high-quality results from prep to baking, Dream Tools offers all the essential supplies you need.

※ Check out the post below for additional tips!

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How long does one PLiCO marker last?

Usage lifespan varies greatly depending on your application technique. However, PLiCO markers are filled with a generous amount of ink—more than enough for multiple drawing or lettering projects. Additionally, worn tips can easily be replaced so you can maintain a clean line without buying a whole new marker.

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The pen color comes out faint！

If stored vertically or left unused for a long time, the ink may look faint. If this happens, shake the bottle thoroughly to remix the water and pigment. Then, pump the nib a few times to get the ink flowing, and your marker will return to its original vibrant color.

1. Shake until you hear the mixing balls rattle inside (always shake with the cap facing up).
2. If you don't hear the balls, tap the bottle firmly against a table. The mixing balls might be trapped in the acrylic resin powder.
3. Press the nib against a surface a few times until ink matching the bottle color flows through, flushing out any diluted ink at the tip.
4. Now your Plico marker is ready to deliver vivid, rich color just like when it was brand new.

※ Check out the video below for a detailed guide!

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How to preserve drawings on glass or ceramics for a long time

While sometimes you want an easy cleanup, other times you want your artwork to last. Acrylic markers can be sensitive to scratches, but there are a few simple tricks to protect your designs over time.

Wiping the surface with alcohol before drawing and applying a sealant or UV resin after drawing will significantly increase durability.。

※ Check out the videos below for full details!

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Does it write well on balloons?

Absolutely. Plico markers adhere smoothly to slick balloon surfaces with vibrant color payoff, making them a favorite choice for balloon art and custom lettering.

※ Check out the video below for tips on drawing smoothly on balloons!

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Can I make the acrylic marker write thicker lines?

PLiCO nibs are manufactured in premium facilities and designed for durability. Replacement nibs are also sold separately, allowing you to swap them anytime. If you want to achieve different line thicknesses, try this technique.

※ Check out the video below for more details!

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How can I maximize the lifespan of my PLiCO markers?

Due to the nature of acrylic markers, we recommend storing them horizontally rather than vertically. This keeps the ink in continuous contact with the nib to prevent drying. Just like acrylic paint hardens when exposed to air, markers can dry out if left open. Always recap immediately after use. If you store them for extended periods, pump the nib occasionally to keep it moist and ready to use.

If a tip happens to dry out completely, you can simply replace it with a fresh nib to keep using your marker.

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