Archival Signing Pen

Our suggestions for signing non metallic matboard surfaces - Micron pen metallic matboard surfaces - Gelly Roll pen or permanent marker Micron Pen Features: Fine point pen Acid free Archival Lightfast Chemical resistant Waterproof Fade resistant Meets astm and acmi nontoxicity standard and not evaluated for cosmetic use on skin. ~section 2~ Micron Pigma Archival Signing pen When accuracy, minute details and preservation count, the unparalleled archival quality of the pigma micron pen makes them everyone’s first choice. Artist, writers and illustrators reach for pigma micron and know their work is safeguarded with the permanence of pigma ink. Experience smooth, skip free writing and crisp ink colors that leave consistent lettering and lines every time. The unique Pigma pigment ink is waterproof, fade proof, chemical resistant, acid free and perfect for all archival applications. The waterbase ink formula is quick drying and odorless. Color of ink is derived from a single pigment, assuring complete color consistency. AP seal approved nontoxic and conforms to ASTM D-4236. It has achieved universal appeal and is carried by technical professionals, artists and crafters alike. (Not to mention anthropologists, entomologists, scientists, research laboratories, archivists, architects, professional diamond cutters, cartoonists, manga and anime artists, illustrators, heirloom quilters and decorative fabric artists.) Gelly Roll Pen The gel ink pen that was invented to make writing and self expression effortless. The creamy ink and incredible array of colors provide plenty of favorite "flavors" for letting your thoughts flow onto paper. The colors write on both light and dark papers as well as glossy and matte surfaces. This archival metallic ink is waterproof, fade resistant, and chemically resistant. No smears, feathers, or bleed-through on most papers. Enjoy the smooth flowing comfort and well-defined line of a rollerball gel ink pen. Gelly Roll Pen Features: A roller ball pen that is easy and comfortable to write with Archival quality ink – chemically stable, waterproof, and fade resistant No smears, feathers, or bleed-through on most papers Opaque ink writes on both light and dark papers as well as glossy and matte surfaces. Not recommended for use on fabrics intended to be washed.