Specifications
Common questions
Everything people ask us about POSCA before they buy.
No. They are a different product with a different job: chalk markers are made to wipe off, while POSCA is a water-based pigment paint marker designed to stay put on porous surfaces.
Chalk markers. On a porous chalkboard POSCA can be permanent, so for menu and specials boards that change often, chalk markers are the safer choice.
When you want the artwork to stay — a permanent sign or a decorative board. POSCA also sits on top of glass and wipes off with a damp cloth, which makes it good for window art you change each season. See surface prep and fixing.
Laminate and whiteboard are non-porous, so a damp cloth usually does it. If the paint has fully dried, a little isopropyl alcohol or methylated spirits on a cloth will lift it — rinse afterwards so no residue is left on a surface people touch.
Yes. We supply schools, TAFEs, universities, councils and government departments, and accept purchase orders with 30-day terms on approved accounts. Bulk quotes start at 24 pens — request one and we answer within 3 business hours.






