Review on 🎨 ZEYAR Acrylic Paint Pens - Expert of Rock Painting, Extra Fine, 48 Colors, AP Certified, Permanent & Waterproof Ink - Works on Rock, Wood, Glass, Metal, Ceramic, All Surfaces by Kim Sanchez

When I opened the box I was impressed. The packaging is nice and strong AND it has stencils AND extra pen tips! As with any new pen, Parker, etc., I love creating a color swatch sheet and rearranging the markers to my liking. So I took out all the markings and tried to match them to the color on the back of the boxes. As you might have guessed, these pins don't indicate what color they are. The pens also feel incredibly cheap. I have another set of drawing pens that I bought from Amazon and they were a lot cheaper than these but felt like real pens. They're like disposable straws. They have the essence of a cheap dollar store. After going through the obvious metal pens and possibly the pastels, I realized that if I wanted to match the colors accurately, I would have to type them in. I tried several pens and when I reached for the next color I found that the pen looked empty even before I removed the cap. I needed to check them all, so I attached the pens to the clipboard and stood it upright so all the ink could fall off and I could see how much ink was in those pens. Some of them are half filled. Some are almost empty and some are about 1/3 full. None of them are 100% complete. What to expect. I'm not a complete idiot, I was expecting there to be an empty space in the handle as it needs room to shake. I'm more frustrated with pens that are less than half full. They are not few either. This is each of them. Most pens are half filled with ink. Some have less than half and a small portion a little more than half. If I had to give percentages: 70 percent of them have half the color, 2 percent of them seem to have a little more than half, and the rest less than half. I paid $40 for it so I expected to get a $40 product. . I expect each pin to have the same amount. I didn't get what I expected at all. I would return them but I don't think I can as I have changed them. Another thing about these pens, some of them are juicy and others feel incredibly dry and difficult to get the ink out of them. Always shake these things to increase the flow. It didn't help at all. Metallic colors also look like a miss. Some parts of my metal samples look metallic but there are huge areas that look like a simple flat color. Maybe I didn't download them for so long? Or maybe it's because I used them to fill a fairly large space. I don't know what they are, but they suck. The delicacy of these markers is good. I really like the tips I got because they are very good and necessary to do the detail work. I don't recommend them if you're trying to fill large spaces. Or big pictures. When you press to get the ink flowing, a lot of ink will spill out, so you have to be careful not to waste ink, especially since there's not much in it anyway. Look into the camera so I didn't photograph them all simply because some of the colors didn't show up on camera. However, you should be able to see how low the ink is in the photos I've attached and get a good idea. I went ahead and finished my pattern sheet. Some colors are so similar in color that I couldn't tell which was which, so some names may not be correct. Especially blue and pink. Pastel pink and what I consider regular pink look like the same color. Hopefully that still gives you an idea of what these colors look like before you dare, but this empty product. But maybe mine was just broken and that's why they're so full. But idk. These pens also have a material finish for those curious.