Choose only the colors you need. Ink markers work best on clean surfaces.

Containing only trace amounts of chlorides and other halogens, these markers safely write on materials that are prone to stress cracking, such as stainless steel and titanium. Also known as T.E.C. markers, their ink is trace element certified. They meet standards for quality at aerospace manufacturers such as GE and Rolls-Royce, and are also used in the electronics and nuclear energy industries. Each marker is stenciled with the ink’s batch number for traceability. They work best on clean surfaces.

Write on wet surfaces or underwater. These paint markers also work well even on dirty, rusty, and oily surfaces. They have fade- and chip-resistant paint.

Also known as lumber crayons, these work better on rough surfaces than our standard wax crayons. Use on concrete, metal, and wood. Marks won't smear or wash off with water, but can be wiped away with a dry cloth or sanding.

These long-life markers hold twice as much paint as our other wet-surface paint markers. They write on wet surfaces or underwater and also work well even on dirty, rusty, and oily surfaces. These markers have fade- and chip-resistant paint. They cannot be sold to the listed areas due to product labeling requirements.

Write on concrete, forgings, castings, and other rough surfaces with these weather- and fade-resistant paint crayons. They also work well on dirty, rusty, and oily surfaces.

Mark traffic lanes, parking lots, and factory floors.

These solid sticks of graphite write vivid lines on concrete, metal, and wood and can mark surfaces up to 1100° F without melting. Also known as lumber crayons.

This chalk disappears in approximately 15 days when exposed to water, traffic, or abrasion.

Unlike other marking paint, this paint sprays in the upright position and dries fast, so it won't drip when applied overhead.

Highly abrasion resistant, use this paint in high-traffic areas. It’s good for marking traffic lanes, parking lots, and factory floors.