Review on 🎨 ZEYAR Acrylic Paint Pens for Rock Painting: 12 Colors, Water-Based Medium Point, AP Certified - Assorted Colors, Odorless, Acid-Free, Non-Toxic, and Safe to Use by Angela Rodriguez

Update: I was able to work with the seller who was very polite and quickly helped me to solve the problem. For that I give 4 stars. These pens work really well on smooth surfaces. If they are to be used by a group of young children, they need to be better trained not to push too hard. This happened in my case. Just make sure to shake them well and often. I am an elementary school teacher. I bought 2 sets of Zeyar Extra Fine Point pens and 4 sets of Medium Point pens for my art activities. We draw sea fish for a school trail. The additional set of fine points works very well. The Soviets hold their position well. If you need a little more color, you can press the tip of the pen and more color will flow out. The only downside is that the tips tend to stick to bumps in the stones and then, if you're not careful, the paint will splatter. However, medium-tipped pens fell apart and bled too easily. However, children of primary school age can have difficulties with care. I bought 4 packs (48 pens total) from Midpoint and after using them a few times I already have 28 packs with scattered tips. Even brand new, never used paint won't bleed from medium sized pencils. and fine-tipped ballpoint pens. Medium-tipped pens look more like a regular marker than a drawing pen. Because the paint didn't flow well, the tips quickly mixed with other paints painted first, even after the first paint dried. I had to keep brushing off the ends throughout the day. Also, some of the pen colors seemed more translucent than they should be. Even with a good shake, some pink sticks were more watery than others. It was the same with some others. The gold was yellower. However, in a more subtle sense, gold was an excellent metallic gold.