New Tajima Paint Markers From Japan Are In Stock

New Tajima Paint Markers From Japan Are In Stock and ready to ship. If you’ve never seen or heard of Tajima products it’s probably because they’re only available in Japan (and other Asian countries) and extremely difficult to have shipped over since most distributors are avoiding shipping to the USA due to the tariff extortion tax.

Anyway, these sexy bitches are pretty much a clone of the classic Uni PX-30 oil-based paint markers that writers have been using since forever. These Tajima markers have the same aluminum body style and an 8mm chisel tip as well as a 2mm bullet tip on the medium tip ones.

They’re filled with industrial strength, fadeproof, permanent oil-based paint that can be seen exceptionally well on any color background or surface. The colors are nice & saturated and you can see them pop day or night.

The nib is made to withstand wear & tear, even when writing on concrete. It also works in the rain and on wet surfaces. When the Japanese make a solid product they go all-out, just like they did with these markers.

Available in six poppin’-ass colors (in both sizes) including two fluorescent colors: black, white, red, blue, fluorescent yellow & fluorescent. They work on everything from paper & cardboard to glass, ceramic, metal and all types of painted surfaces.

If you’ve been copping your graffiti supplies from Illadel.Ink then you already know I stock all the meanest, hard-to-find imports you can’t find at most other graff supply shops.

If you visit the site to check these out don’t forget to peep the new Takagi “Superb” paint markers. They’re also industrial strength, permanent, and are a private-labeled marker made for Takagi by Sakura.