EXPO Sanford Erasable Marker – Red

What is the Colored Dry Erase Marker made of?

A Colored Dry Erase Marker for whiteboards is composed of five ingredients: solvent, resin, pigment, wax, and a release agent. The solvent is the base of the erasable ink, meaning it is the vehicle in which the other components are dissolved.The solvent is the base of the erasable ink, that is, the vehicle in which the rest of the components are dissolved. When you write with the marker on the whiteboard, the solvent evaporates. In reality, this is not exclusive to dry-erase markers: it is also true for other markers and for paints or enamels.For example, oil paint takes longer to dry on a canvas than acrylic, since its oil base evaporates more slowly than water. Generally, the solvent used in dry-erase markers is alcohol.

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