Professional paint marker/blue - code: J00170 – Cfg

Professional blue Paint Marker (code J00170) – CFG

The professional blue Paint Marker CFG (supplier code J00170) is a marker designed for the needs of maintenance and work in nautical and technical fields. It is recommended when a visible and orderly marking is needed on components, equipment, and typical boat surfaces, in the workshop or during onboard interventions.

The formulation is described as fast drying, with a coprente and permanent. is sought. The color blue makes it useful for distinguishing markings, references and working notes during assembly, checks or identification.

Features and details

Quick-drying marker

The Paint Marker suits those seeking a marker that dries quickly after application to reduce smudging during normal work. This is particularly useful for tasks such as onboard maintenance, where several components are often handled in sequence.

Opaque, permanent marking

The product is described as coprente and permanent: two useful qualities where markings must remain legible over time or where faint marks would be hard to see. A practical way to mark reference points, assembly instructions or working notes.

Usable on every surface

According to the description, the marker is suitable for every surface. In marine use, this offers versatility across different materials and finishes without changing tools for each surface. If the surface is particularly dirty, damp or contaminated, prepare it before marking (see “Use and notes”).

Product identification

• Supplier: CFG SPA
• Supplier product code: J00170
• Type: Paint marker / professional marker pen
• Color: blue

Recommended applications (boating and maintenance)

This marker suits many typical activities in the Boat Maintenance category and, more generally, work requiring clear, durable markings. The following are practical examples; selection always depends on the material and surface conditions.

Service markings and assembly references

• Marking reference points during dismantling and reassembly.
• Quick indications on components for alignment, positioning or orientation.
• Marking parts to inspect or replace later.

Identification and organisation

• Temporary or permanent labelling of components, accessories and small parts.
• Distinguishing similar items by colour (in this case blue).
• Annotations on work surfaces, templates, or supports used in maintenance.

Use in paint and maintenance contexts

Included in the categories Antifouling and paints and Boat Maintenance, the Paint Marker can be useful as a support tool in operations where it is necessary to mark areas, references, or operational notes before or during maintenance interventions. In these cases, it is always good practice to verify the compatibility of the marking with the planned processing cycle (for example, if the surface will subsequently be treated or finished).

Operational advantages

Versatility of use

The possibility of use on every surface makes it an ally for those working on different materials and wanting to reduce the number of products to keep on board or in the workshop. It is a convenient choice for maintenance kits and quick interventions.

Highly visible marking

The stroke coprente helps to achieve a more evident writing or mark, useful when working in non-ideal conditions (variable light, not perfectly uniform surfaces, need to read the marking at a glance).

Mark that lasts over time

The feature permanent is useful when the marking must remain as a reference for subsequent work phases, checks, or scheduled maintenance. For removable marking needs, it is advisable to consider alternative solutions.

Reduction of smudges during processing

The quick drying is a practical advantage when multiple points need to be marked in sequence or when handling the marked components immediately. In general, allowing the mark to dry properly helps keep the marking clean and legible.

Use and notes

To obtain a more uniform and legible marking, it is advisable to follow some general good practices, valid for most paint markers in technical fields.

Surface preparation

• If possible, apply on surface clean and dry.
• Remove residues that may interfere with writing (dust, dirt, grease, or moisture).
• On very smooth or treated surfaces, perform a test in a hidden spot to verify performance and legibility.

Application and drying

• Draw the mark with regular pressure to obtain a homogeneous marking.
• Wait for the’drying before touching or overlapping other marks, especially in case of subsequent processing.
• Close the marker after use to preserve functionality over time.

Operational notes

The marker is designed for technical markings; if the surface will subsequently be painted or subjected to treatments, it is advisable to evaluate in advance whether the marking should remain visible or be removed/masked during finishing. In case of doubt, always perform a preliminary test on a non-critical area.

Summary

• Blue paint marker for technical markings
• Fast drying for a tidier job
• Opaque and permanent for clearly visible marks
• Usable on every surface according to product description
• Code: J00170 (CFG)

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is this marker suitable for boat maintenance?

Yes, it is a professional paint marker designed for technical markings and can be useful in many boat maintenance activities, such as marking references and operational notes.

Is the Paint Marker CFG J00170 permanent?

Yes, the product description indicates it as opaque and permanent, thus designed for marking that lasts over time.

On which surfaces can I use it?

The product is described as usable on every surface. For optimal performance, it is advisable to apply it on clean and dry surfaces and to perform a test on a hidden spot if in doubt.

Does the marker dry quickly?

Yes, it is indicated as a fast-drying marker, a feature useful to reduce the risk of smudging during work.

What is the product code and supplier?

The supplier product code is J00170 and the indicated supplier is CFG SPA.