Chartpak Ad Markers

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Chartpak Ad Markers are the fast way to add crisp detail and bold color to your flies and craft materials, right when your pattern needs that final touch. From subtle barring on a feather to a clean color shift on foam, these markers let you dial in the look without switching paints, mixing dyes, or waiting around for long dry times.Primary use and application, Chartpak Ad Markers are best suited for fly tying where you want controlled, repeatable color on common tying materials. Use them to add gill flashes, wing-case accents, head shading, segmented bodies, and realistic mottling on feathers, hair, foam, and synthetics. The ink is permanent, waterproof, and quick-drying, so your finished flies keep their color through handling, storage, and time on the water.They also work well at the bench for general craft customization when you need strong color that stays put. If you build poppers, foam terrestrials, baitfish patterns, or other flies that rely on clean contrast, these markers help you create sharp lines, smooth shading, and darker edges without smears.Key Features Tri-Nib tip offers three line weight options, fine, medium, and broad Permanent, waterproof ink that holds up after tying and during use Quick-drying color helps prevent smudges while you work Works on many fly tying materials including feathers, foam, thread, and synthetic fibers Non-toxic formula for safer use at the bench Available in a range of vibrant colors so you can match naturals or build high-contrast patterns Why We Like ItWhat sets Chartpak Ad Markers apart is the Tri-Nib design combined with bold, consistent ink, you can switch from tight detail lines to broader coverage just by changing the angle of the tip. That makes one marker feel like three tools, which saves time and keeps your workflow simple when you are tying batches. They also tend to be a smart value because you get more versatility per marker compared to single-tip options, especially if you tie a mix of small, detailed patterns and larger foam or baitfish flies. Show more