Silver Ink Bottle | Metallic | 120g | Pack of 1 - Calligraphy & Marker Refill

Write and paint in shining silver straight from the bottle. This 120g bottle of Mo Lan Xiang silver ink is printed for writing and painting, so it suits brush lettering, calligraphy borders and festive cards, and it can top up a refillable marker.

The metal pigment is heavy and settles, so the maker says to shake it well before every use.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Calligraphy and brush lettering artists
• Card makers adding silver borders
• Owners of refillable paint markers

Perfect for

• Silver lettering and borders with a brush
• Calligraphy on dark and coloured card
• Topping up refillable silver markers
• Festive cards, envelopes and gift tags

Compatibility

Works with: brushes, dip pens and refillable markers on paper and card.

Pairs well with: calligraphy pens and dark cardstock.

Not suitable for: sealed, non refillable markers.

How to Use

1. Turn the bottle upside down for about a minute, then shake until you hear the mixing bead knock, as the box says.
2. Pour a little into a palette or dip your pen or brush straight in.
3. To refill, open the refillable marker as its maker instructs and add ink slowly without overfilling.
4. Close the bottle tightly after use.

Before You Buy

• Check that your marker is refillable before buying; markers with sealed barrels cannot be topped up.
• We have not verified the ink's base chemistry, so test on scrap before refilling a marker from another brand.

You will Need

• calligraphy pens

You may also like

• round brushes
• cardstock paper
• paint markers

Frequently Asked Questions

How much silver ink is in the bottle?
120g of metallic silver ink in one bottle.

Will it refill any paint marker?
Only refillable markers. Test first if your marker is from another brand.

Can I use it with a brush or dip pen?
Yes. The box prints it for writing and painting, so brush and dip pen lettering both work; test on your paper first.

Should I buy silver ink or a silver paint marker?
Bottled ink is for brushes, dip pens and refills and gives 120g to work from; a silver paint marker is ready to use with a fixed tip. Pick ink for calligraphy, a marker for quick lines.