Zig Clean Color is a line of water-based dye markers that can be used for a variety of applications such as illustrating, coloring, and lettering. These markers are known for their high-quality ink and versatility.
Zig Clean Color was first introduced by Kuretake in the 1980s.
The original Clean Color markers were alcohol-based.
In 2008, Kuretake introduced the water-based version of Clean Color markers known as Clean Color Real Brush.
Zig Clean Color markers have gained popularity in recent years among artists and crafters due to their vibrant colors and blending properties.
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No, Zig Clean Color markers are not permanent. They are water-based and can be reactivated with water even when dry.
Zig Clean Color markers may bleed through thinner or low-quality paper. It is recommended to use them on thicker paper or cardstock to prevent bleeding.
Yes, Zig Clean Color markers blend well with each other and can create beautiful gradients and watercolor effects.
Zig Clean Color markers are not designed for use on fabric and may not be permanent or washable on fabric surfaces.
It is recommended to store Zig Clean Color markers horizontally with the caps facing down to ensure even ink flow and prevent drying out.