Oil Based Paint Pen, Permanent Paint Marker: Quick-Dry, Waterproof Marker Set of 12 for Rock Painting, Glass, Fabric, Ceramic, Wood, Metal, Mug, Plastic, Stone, Christmas Art Craft Supplies Kit

Picked these up for craft projects and DIY work, and they've been fantastic so far. The colors are bright, vibrant, and show up well on a wide variety of surfaces without requiring multiple coats. One thing I really like is how versatile they are. I've used them on wood, metal, plastic, glass, and painted surfaces with consistently good results. The oil-based paint flows smoothly and provides solid coverage without looking streaky or watered down. The markers dry fairly quickly, which helps prevent smudging and makes it easier to move on to the next step of a project. I also appreciate that the colors remain bold and opaque, even on darker surfaces where many standard markers struggle. The tips provide good control for both writing and detailed artwork, making them useful for everything from labeling projects to decorative crafts. Having twelve colors included gives plenty of options for creative projects, holiday decorations, rock painting, custom gifts, and DIY art. The markers felt well sealed when they arrived, and all of the colors started up properly after priming. For the color quality, versatility, and number of markers included, this feels like really good value for the money. Overall, these are excellent paint markers. Bright, durable, and easy to use on a wide range of materials for crafts, artwork, and DIY projects. Definitely worth it.

okay, i wasn't sure i was going to like these, but WOW!! i am super impressed!! the paint is super vibrant and not streaky at all. it's stuck to every surface i've tried it on so far, and it's been a blast adding little pops of color to some of my things! the brush is super stable, albeit a little thick in diameter for more detailed projects. the ink comes super easy, just shake and press onto a throw away piece of paper to get the ink to the brush. i will say, a few of my brushes totally dumped a bunch of ink out when i first pressed down with it, so be warned and be careful not to destroy your project! always start your paint pen on a different sheet of paper or cardboard. it's really hard to erase or remove, although i haven't tried anything like acetone. it can take a little while to dry, and it's easy to spear or get on your hands, so keep a wet paper towel near by in case you get any on your fingers lol.

A bit late on a revue or maybe right on time since I bought these about two years ago and they are still working fine. I use them while working on a classic car in a very humid SW Florida garage.

These paint markers were a decent deal for the money. I know some can be very expensive. I'm no expert on these items nor have I been using them very long but in order for the tip to fill up and add more paint flow you press in on the tip and it allows the paint to travel to the tip of the marker, but on several occasions and on several different colors I would push down on the tip as you're supposed to and I would get an overflow, no a waterfall full of paint I mean it would just gush out from the tip insert and you would have a puddle of paint on whatever your painting. I'm not sure if I'm doing it right, but I don't know how you could do it wrong. The paint seems good quality and covers what you're painting the color variety was good as well as the price, so I still give it so I still give it four Stars.

Great markers, worked well for my projects already. Nice set of colors inn the set. Be sue to store them flat, as their instructions indicate. Wheil they say they are quick drying, I found them to have a few spots that dried slowly if you got a thicker coat of paint on, so be careful when handling and allow time to fully dry.

Great markers-painting pots

Easy to use and clear marking on painted metal. To use, i shook well then pulled off the 'first' part of the cap, which took some effort. I primed by compressing the tip on a scrap piece of paper to start paint flow. The first coat (1st pic) is decent, but looked better after a second coat. The color is vibrant. I would say the line precision is acceptable for labeling things. To clean the tip/wick one would use mineral spirits since the paint is oil based. Getting to the wick is easier than anticipated - unscrew the 'second' part of the cap and the tip/quick is accessible (2nd pic also with a second coat of paint). I intentionally bought oil based vs latex/water based. Oil paint will cover both latex and oil base coats. Oil paint is more difficult to clean, however it offers universal coverage and durability in my amateur opinion. I would buy again for basic paint pens and they work well for my needs.

The paint pins work on plastic. I tried to use spray paint and that didn't work. The paint pins don't run. I used blue painter's masking tape to stay in the lines. I left one door unpainted to show the before and after. I used Simple green to clean the plastic before using the paint brushes.

En lo personal llenaron mis expectativas de la calidad de la tinta su precisión en la punta lo único que yo pediría es que trajiera puntas de repuesto o que las vendan ya que a veces la punta se maltrata por el paso del tiempo y uso

They have worked great for baking into mugs to personalise them however they take a lot of shaking to get going and I did have one occasion of one of them leaking on the others