Edding Balloon Markers – Colors & Metallics

Item sold individually: 1 Edding marker in the color of your choice. Compatible with latex and foil balloons.

Edding 750 Balloon Markers:

Edding 750 paint markers are particularly appreciated in the world of balloon sculpting for adding eyes, mouths, whiskers, highlights, character details or inscriptions on already inflated balloons.

Thanks to their highly opaque paint ink and 2-4 mm round tip , they allow for easy drawing on latex and foil balloons, even on dark surfaces. The metallic silver, gold, and copper colors also provide an elegant decorative finish for event creations.

White, silver and gold are particularly appreciated for their high opacity on black or colored balloons.

Edding 750 paint marker collection for latex and aluminum balloons with several opaque and metallic colors.

NetJuggler's review of Edding 750 Markers:

Edding 750 markers have become a go-to for many balloon artists thanks to their excellent opacity and clean lines on latex. They allow for quick drawing of faces, expressions, decorative details, or metallic effects with highly visible results.

Their main advantage lies in their ability to effectively cover dark surfaces without the ball's color showing through excessively. White, silver, and gold are particularly popular for creating reflections, eyes, jewelry, robots, swords, or crowns.

We also appreciate their versatility: they can be used on glass, metal, or plastic. Their compact size makes them easy to keep in a balloon apron belt or accessory bag during events.

Like all solvent-based paint markers, they require appropriate use: it is best to work in thin layers on a balloon that is not over-inflated in order to obtain the best possible result.

Technical specifications:

Available colours: white, black, blue, pink, red, silver, gold and copper.
Type: opaque lacquer ink paint marker.
Round tip: 2 to 4 mm.
Compatible with latex and foil balloons.
Very good opacity on dark surfaces.
Opaque or metallic finish depending on the color.
Quick drying.
Good resistance to light and weathering.
Also usable on glass, metal and plastic.
Compact size, easy to carry.

Example of white writing done with an Edding marker on a blue balloon.

Typical uses in balloon sculpting:

Draw the eyes, eyebrows, eyelashes, nose, mouth and expressions of the characters.
Add white highlights to black or dark balloons.
Write a first name, an age, or a short message.
Create metallic details: jewelry, robots, crowns, swords or accessories.
To enhance a drawing made with a classic felt-tip pen that lacks opacity.
Add decorative details to foil balloons.

Instructions for use:

Do not overinflate the balloon to limit the risk of bursting.
Prime the marker on paper before use.
Work with light touches without pressing hard on the latex.
It is preferable to use several thin layers rather than a thick deposit of ink.
Allow to dry for a few minutes before intensive handling.
Close the cap immediately after use.

For what type of practice?

Suitable for beginners as well as professionals.
Ideal for balloon sculpting and event decoration.
Widely used by professional balloon twisters.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Suitable for birthdays, weddings, commercial events and shows.

Information about the manufacturer Edding:

Edding is an internationally recognized brand for its professional markers and durable writing solutions. Its products are widely used in creative, artistic, industrial, and event-related fields thanks to their writing quality and excellent coverage.

Edding 750 range of paint markers with metallic and opaque colours for balloon sculpting.

Optional complementary products:

These markers can be combined with our selection of sculpting balloons , a balloon apron belt , or various balloon twisting accessories available at NetJuggler.

Caution : Edding 750 markers are solvent-based paint markers. To minimize the risk of damaging the balloon, apply them in thin layers to a relatively flat area and allow the ink to dry completely before handling.

User feedback:

Users particularly appreciate the opacity of the white, silver, and gold on dark balloons, as well as the ability to layer details without significant loss of visibility. Criticisms mainly concern the higher price compared to some generic markers and the need to allow sufficient drying time before handling.