POSCA PC-3M metallic accent wallet of 4 with Gold, Silver, White and Black markers
Hand drawing on a white surface with a POSCA PC-3M marker
POSCA PC-3M metallic accent wallet of 4 with Gold, Silver, White and Black markers
Hand drawing on a white surface with a POSCA PC-3M marker
POSCA PC-3M metallic accent wallet of 4 with Gold, Silver, White and Black markers
Hand drawing on a white surface with a POSCA PC-3M marker
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POSCA PC-3M Metallic Accent Markers Bullet Tip Wallet Of 4

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SKU: UMPC3M4PBWGS

UPC: 9311513009383

POSCA PC-3M metallic accent markers, wallet of 4

Gold, Silver, White and Black in the fine tip: the four markers that finish a piece.

This wallet has four PC-3M markers: Gold, Silver, White and Black. Two metallics for shine and two neutrals for contrast, all in the 0.9 to 1.3mm bullet tip. Gold and Silver are opaque like the rest of the POSCA range, so they show on dark card and painted surfaces. White does highlights and Black does the outline. Each tip is washable, reversible and takes a PCR3 replacement nib. The paint is water-based and permanent on paper, wood, fabric and stone; on glass and smooth metal it wipes off until it is varnished.

A gold or silver line fine enough for lettering, for card makers and calligraphers. The White does dots and the Black does edges for rock and mandala painters, and anyone working on dark paper has the two colours that read on it.

The PC-5M metallic accent wallet is the same four colours in the medium tip, and the PC-5M metallic wallet widens the range. See the PC-3M range, the PC-5M metallic accent wallet, the PC-5M metallic wallet and POSCA marker sets.

  • 4 x PC-3M: Gold, Silver, White, Black
  • Tips: PC-3M 0.9–1.3mm
  • Washable tips, reversible, replaceable
  • Water-based pigment paint, opaque, with no odour
  • Permanent on porous surfaces such as paper, cardboard, wood, stone and fabric
  • Erasable from smooth non-porous surfaces such as glass, glazed ceramic and PVC until varnished
  • Markers made in Japan
  • Gold and silver lettering on cards and place settings
  • White highlights and black outlines on painted rocks
  • Mandala dot work
  • Detail on dark paper, glass and ceramics

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Specifications

Set: 4 markers

Contents: 4 x PC-3M: Gold, Silver, White, Black

Tip sizes: PC-3M 0.9–1.3mm

Finishes: Metallic, Classic

Brand: POSCA by uni

Paint: Water-based pigment, opaque, odourless

Porous surfaces: Permanent (paper, cardboard, wood, stone, fabric, rough metal, unglazed ceramic)

Non-porous surfaces: Erasable until fixed with varnish (glass, glazed ceramic, PVC, smooth metal)

Safety data: Ink not classified as hazardous (manufacturer SDS)

Markers made in: Japan

Sold as: One set

SKU: UMPC3M4PBWGS

Barcode: 9311513009383

It draws a 0.9–1.3mm line and is the everyday fine POSCA — enough control for illustration and small lettering, enough coverage to colour in. It is the favourite for journalling and rock painting.

The 3M draws a 0.9–1.3mm line and the 5M a 1.8–2.5mm line. The 3M is better for detail and small work; the 5M covers ground faster and comes in the most colours. Most people end up owning both.

Yes. The PC-3M nib is reversible — a bullet at one end and a chisel edge at the other — and it pulls out with tweezers when it wears. Replacement nibs cost a fraction of a new pen.

Wash and dry the rock first, because dust stops paint sticking. The 3M handles most rock painting, with a PC-1MR for faces and fine detail. Seal anything that will live outside in the garden.

Let it dry fully — 24 hours is safest — then spray a clear acrylic varnish in several light passes from about 30cm rather than one heavy coat, which can reactivate water-based paint and smear it. Always test on a scrap done in the same colours first.