Sharpie Paint Marker Oil Based White with Extra Fine, Fine, Medium & Bold

They are like posca pens where you shake them and pres the tip to ink the nib, only too much ink comes out and ruins your artwork and gets all over your hands. I hate posca pens and I hate these. Fine tip is fine and next tip abt 2ml thick in the line. I didn't try the rest.

Some markers never filled with ink and others did, had to do several coats/tracings for it to be seen on glass/mirror and wood (which bled and smeared). Made it work but expected it to be more visible/thicker paint so I didn’t have to trace over calligraphy several times. Didn’t last as long as expected either for the two markers that did work. Did one welcome sign and barely ten table number signs. Maybe it works better on other materials

These pens work great, but the paint runs. This is especially true after you shake them. After using them for a little while, you become use to when the paint comes out too fast and can be prepared for it. The paint seems to be holding up well. The variety of sizes really helps.

Nice to work with. Black covers better. White is a little more watery looking on wood, but if you want a solid white color, you can go over it again once it dries. The only problem is, the fine point is very delicate. The tip was very touchy when I pumped it after it is already wet. I accidentally gunked the tip up when I accidentally painted over a different color trying to do detail. I wanted to get more of a solid line. White paint would no longer come out so I pumped it on wet paint, it wrecked and a big glob of paint ran out. The paint no longer came through the tip, it just runs out the sides of it. I had to throw it. I was painting on wood so it was maybe my fault? It happened to me with the black fine point as well. I guess it turned out that it wasn't just a fluke with the white pen. Be careful, I wish they would warn you not to pump it once the tip is wet. Or not to run it through or mix it with other paint because it no longer worked. Be careful if you are trying to wipe the tip as well. I accidentally pulled the tip off when I was trying to wipe paint off after I ran it through a different color. This is very easy to do and it will wreck your pen. This happened to me with a medium point pen.

I bought one from a store before these and it didn't work well, so I was worried about ordering online. These worked SO much better. Nice bright white as opposed to another brand that was a washed out color. Did not run on project which was huge because it did not ruin my project. Another brand I tried was really watery. And I was glad to have a package of different sizes since I wasn't sure what size I needed for a particular project. Now that I have ones that work, I will be using them on more projects.FYI...The project I've used it on so far is on a Christmas ornament. Nice bright white and with the shape of the bulb, it did not run.

I’m working on a project where I am lettering words on card stock paper. Though these markers work well on non-porous surfaces such as glass or plastic they do not work on card stock and they bleed through leaving a milky looking mess. I will not use them for this project but I’m going to keep them for future projects. If you were planning on lettering on card stock you have to find a pan that is water-based. Not oil based. They are a little hard to get started but you just have to pump the tip a few times and shake it aggressively. Repeat until it starts working. The set is great if you need to try the different sizes of tips before purchasing a larger quantity.

Works alright for the most part some of the markers were a tad dry but not enough that it was a problem.

These white paint pens worked as expected. I painted the tire lettering on 1/10 scale r/c tires. Worked great for that application. I read a lot of bad reviews before buying, but I thank people don't realize it's a learning process to use them. And based on the reviews I don't think a lot of people "follow the directions ". Like the complaints about the tip flying off when they shook the pen....well leave the cap on while shaking like the directions right on the pen says.