ZSCM Super Squiggles Outline Metallic Marker Pens - Vibrant Colors for Halloween Crafts, Greeting Cards, Scrapbooks, and More! Review

The pens write surprisingly well, but the description says to use more than 80 g/m². I used 200gsm card and it spilled on the table. I wanted this for my bullet journal, but if it bleeds through cardstock it definitely won't work on paper. Those are heavy marks. Especially for the use of plastic products or similar. I have to send them back because the first pen alone bleeds so much I can't think of any other use.

Out of 12 pens, 9 worked very well. The ones that worked had a perfect outline with silver in the middle. Of the three that didn't work, one was completely dry and the other two looked like they had been used and no shaking or priming of the tip would turn them silver in the middle, also leaked a lot of ink from these two. an indication that a simple line shimmered through three pieces of thick watercolor paper. Other pens that worked didn't bleed as much as the two that were ruined. In…

Ok long story short I bought these pens from another seller half of them didn't work so thought I'd try again and buy from another seller who had a different brand. Spring. Out of 12 pins, 5 looked like they had already been used when I removed the caps. 3 of them give no outline effect. No matter what I did, I couldn't get the silver effect. I love those who work. I had these markers in the 80's. I will tell you that I tested them on thick mixed paper and they showed through all the other…

I was very excited to try this. When I did, I was completely disappointed. When you shake the marker for the first time and then press the tip down to get the ink flowing, some markers have so much ink they literally run out. When using three markers, a quick tap of the nib ejects more ink than I wrote with them. The color of the outline is barely visible. To get a thick enough color outline I have to move the markers very slowly which makes the inner silver paint so thick that it takes so long

I've had a few weeks to play with these markers and here's what I found: 1. Trust the reviewers when they say they look more like markers than pens . They bleed through regular paper very easily (some more than others, but more on that later) and don't create a fine line even with the hardest of tips. That brings me to point 2. There will be differences in how hard and soft the ends will be, even at the very beginning. Use will definitely wear out and change the thickness of the line over time.