✒️ 6 Pack Acrylic Blue Marker Paint Pens - Extra Fine Tip Permanent Paint Pen for Art Projects, Drawing, Rock Painting, Stone, Ceramic, Glass, Wood, Plastic, Metal, Canvas DIY Crafts Review

I've recently started using dark construction paper. My plain white gel pen didn't work - I had to redraw everything I wrote multiple times which lost quality. These pens are perfect! Fine point for precise and smooth, easy writing. Recommended for art projects.

I have to hold this pen properly to get the white ink out. If it is then held down, it clicks and too much comes out. It's too transparent and doesn't cover the darker color. Maybe others who have experience with this type of pens use them better. I went back to a white ink ballpoint pen.

It was nice to get water based pens. The oil filters will become clogged and stop working after one or two uses. The water base can be rinsed with water and the tip cleaned. However, no quality control should be carried out in the manufacture of these pens. You can see in the photo when I took out the second pen the colors changed. The thick line is the previous color.

I finally found a silver pen to write on the board! It doesn't wash off; It has a fine point and writes very easily. For labeling different flavors of dry cat food as well as labeling hand soap pumps. Read the instructions to learn how to remove the air inside before use. For a clean, even flow of ink. I am ordering a second set!

Although these pens are very easy to use and flow well, the white pigment is not strong enough to write clearly on old-fashioned black photo album pages. It's excruciating to look closely at the lettering TWICE to see enough 'white'. I suspect this is because the black paper itself is quite porous, like the old "construction paper". I RECOMMEND this brand for any other type of paper though!

Six packs of acrylic markers arrived on time and each sealed in clear plastic/cellophane. I used an acyclic marker to lighten Pen & Gear Ink Jet/Laser 24lb 96 Bright with black ink. I applied several layers to the sheet. I tried making dots on a glossy black sheet and it worked fine. I would like to see the variety of colors offered upon purchase. The white marker is easy to use and I will give it to a friend to try.

I wanted to try a paint by numbers kit. Someone on her network suggested testing the paint in small jars to see which of the acrylic paints, if any, were clear (write the color but it won't really cover the section number). She suggested two ways to whitewash a section number before coloring: 1) use white writing correction fluid, or 2) use one of these pens. She prefers these pens, which I ordered. And she's right. This pen is easy to use as it has a very fine tip and can cover the smallest…