Specifications
Common questions
Everything people ask us about POSCA before they buy.
It is the finest POSCA there is — a 0.7mm pin tip. That makes it the pen for outlines, lettering and tiny detail on rocks, models and illustration. See the full tip size guide.
Yes, for the finest and most controlled line. The PC-1M gives a fraction more flow, and the PC-3M is worth a look when the outline needs to hold its own against filled colour.
Almost never. New pens leave the factory with the valve closed. Shake with the cap on until you hear the mixing ball rattle, about 20 shakes, then press the tip straight down on scrap paper until colour appears. Full steps are in the how to use POSCA guide.
On porous surfaces — paper, card, wood, stone, unglazed ceramic, fabric — yes, the paint soaks in and stays once dry. On glass, glazed ceramic, smooth metal and PVC-type plastic it sits on top and wipes off with a damp cloth until you seal or bake it.
Yes. We supply schools, TAFEs, universities, councils and government departments, and we accept purchase orders with 30-day terms on approved accounts. Bulk quotes start at 24 pens — send your list through bulk quotes and we answer within 3 business hours.






