🎨 Vibrant Oil-Based Fine Point Paint Markers Set of 15 - Ideal for Rock, Wood, Glass, Metal, Ceramic and More Surfaces. Quick-Dry, Water-Resistant. Review

I love these things. They're fairly uniform, but you have to stop every now and then to shake them, and the pink and white colors aren't very thick. Overall, I recommend them for fine detail and touch-ups, especially for the price. UPDATE: After about a month the white starts to look even less effective. The color is unstable and difficult to remove from the pen, but only with white! The 13/15 springs work great. Haven't opened brown yet (but I doubt I'll have any problems with it). Overall I…

These pens were for a project for our Housewives Club. I started using them this week and they are unacceptable. The tips fall off, the paint does not flow in small drops, but in large ones, spoiling the whole project. The three colors I use just ran out and we had a mess. Very difficult to clean. Very disappointed and wish we could spend our money wisely and buy another brand. I'm surprised what you get when you sell them. I never thought it would be so difficult for us to use them! We must…

EDIT: A few days after writing the review below the pen quality has changed 180 degrees. They flow like crazy. They don't even make real paint anymore, just pigmented oil that spreads all over my projects and hardens horribly. I am returning these pens. Old tip: I've never used drawing pencils and bought these to color shrink plastic. They work very well. I'm still trying to figure out how to paint evenly, be patient, and get the paint to shrink properly, but these pens are very forgiving. For…

Recommended by teachers, perfect for rock painting. There were all the colors we could need. The pens have thin enough tips to give good detail, but that also means it takes time to apply color over large areas. You squeeze/pump the pen tips to bring out the color so you can just draw with a primed pen or create thick color by pressing the stone while coloring. In our experience, drying times range from many (30?) minutes for a thin coat of paint to several hours or even overnight for a thicker

I love markers, I have a lot of markers, I've probably spent more money on markers than anyone. You know, I usually buy very expensive brands, but sometimes I try cheaper ones like this. I've never seen Japanese tipped oil paint pencils until I saw these, you usually only find a pencil with this tip in acrylic paints and I'm much more into solvent based paints so I decided to try them and I wasn't disappointed! These pens work great on most surfaces as they are oil based, but offer very rich…

These are oil paint pens. I have a fine point and they are fine (compared to other oil based fine pens/markers which have a good point and break easily with use). The colors are only slightly different from the colors of the caps, opacity and opacity are good. Usually I only need 2 coats. They have plastic tips so they don't lose their shape with use. Otherwise they are typical oil paint sticks with a metal chamber that holds the paint and a ball to stir the paint. In the past I've had issues…

I wanted to give you a great review but sorry. can not. I've only tried them on two surfaces, so they might work better on some than others. I used it to paint clogs that were used as garden art. Although I covered the wood surface with a clear coat, the handles managed to catch on some grains and then spatter. Not very noticeable unless you are an artist or a perfectionist. it got a little annoying. All said and done, they got the job done. Some colors weren't opaque enough, so I went through…