Full Product Description
The Uni POSCA PC-3M is the “universal” size of the POSCA range, loved by professionals and beginners alike. Unlike standard markers, POSCA uses a unique acrylic-style paint formula that is highly opaque and layerable. Once dry, you can easily paint a lighter color over a darker one without any bleed-through.
The Soft Colors palette is specifically curated for artists looking for a more subtle, modern aesthetic compared to traditional primary colors. These markers are permanent on porous surfaces (like paper and wood) and can be made permanent on smooth surfaces (like glass or ceramic) by baking them in an oven or applying a clear varnish. The fine bullet tip is highly versatile—simply flip the tip over if it becomes frayed to extend the life of your marker.
Key Features & Benefits
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Reversible Fine Tip: The 0.9–1.3mm polyester nib can be pulled out and reversed, ensuring you always have a fresh point for fine details.
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All-Surface Versatility: Works on over 50 surfaces; the ink is water-resistant once dry and doesn’t bleed through most papers.
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Vivid & Layerable: Highly pigmented paint provides total coverage; you can mix colors while wet or layer them once dry.
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8 Soft Pastel Tones: A beautiful curated set including Lavender, Aqua Green, and Coral Pink for a sophisticated look.
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Non-Toxic & Odorless: ACMI-certified non-toxic and water-based, making them safe for use in classrooms or small studios.
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Consistent Flow: Features an internal mixing ball—just shake and prime to get a smooth, even paint flow every time.
Included Colors
This “Soft Colors” (Pastel) set includes one each of the following:
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White
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Sunshine Yellow
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Apricot
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Light Pink
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Coral Pink
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Lavender
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Light Blue
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Aqua Green
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Brand | Uni-ball / POSCA |
| Model Number | PC-3M (Fine Tip) |
| Line Width | 0.9 mm – 1.3 mm |
| Ink Type | Water-Based Pigment Paint |
| Tip Shape | Bullet (Reversible/Replaceable) |
| Quantity | 8 Markers per Set |
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