🖌️ 6-Pack White Paint Pens - Extra-Fine Point, Acrylic Permanent Marker for Rock, Ceramic, Wood, and More Review

This is the best ink pen I have ever owned and I have tried about 10 different types. These pens actually write on wet plastic containers, which no other can. Once the ink starts flowing, the sky's the limit - write, paint, paint any surface that needs new or repainted white markings.

I use these markers everyday for home decor and signage! They hold up very well and are amazing quality for the price you pay! I've made a few things with them and we intend to continue using these pens in the future! I made a guest book for our wedding and we will use these pens for our guests to sign it. Buy it. You will not regret it!

I first bought the Sharpie product but the tip fell off and spattered white paint after just one use. Not to mention that it was irrevocable. They really work. Yes, you have to shake them well and pump them a little to get the paint flowing, but they get the job done. I used this to draw dimensions on black astrophotography extensions so I can see them in the dark. Worked well and still does.

I'm always looking for white pencils to make my work stand out. They work very well and these pens only take two passes to get a solid white line on colored paper. It doesn't spread like watercolor on paper, but it doesn't dry out instantly either, since its liquid is acrylic paint. These fine dots are very precise and are good for small details without pushing too much paint onto the canvas.

Very easy to use - just like writing with a marker. I used it to describe agate slices for place cards - it worked great. 75 made so far (with LOTS of posts) and the first pin still works. Simply wipe with a microfiber cloth when the ink is wet and with a little rubbing alcohol when the ink is dry. A clear coat is required to prevent scratches on hard surfaces. Would definitely buy again once I've finished all the packaging.

I bought these to write on stickers for our spice jars. The first set of markers I bought were just chalk markers, which turned out to be a disaster when my husband picked up the tin with wet hands. The label for the Italian condiment had something like "it" cut in half horizontally with a smudge. So we got these permanent markers, and the ink stayed in place. I intentionally tried to smudge the ink after it was completely dry and not moving.

I've always been disappointed with markers. Maybe I didn't find the right ones. They always seem to leak after being used for some time. It is necessary to press down on the pen for them to work, but eventually the ink will ooze out of the edges of the pen. Then they have to be disposed of. I'd love to find just what I need, a very thin opaque white permanent marker, but I'll stay away from permanent markers. I do a lot of calligraphy. I need advice on which grips work best.

This pen is practically useless; Tip spring is pressed VERY hard. This creates a great channel through all of your work. The color does not spread well; It's like writing with white fog. Absolute rubbish. Another review of crafts that were artificially hyped up by giving away free junk (and I mean CHARACTERS) to people who gave them 5 stars. Unfortunately no one will ever see this review as all reviewers are the same people giving fake reviews for their free junk. If you see this, check out the