Acrylic Paint Pens（12 pcs),0.7mm Drawing Marker Pen for metallic, Glass, Rock, Paper, Stones, Ceramic,Plastic, Paint Pen Permanent DIY Craft (Black White Silver Gold )

I used the acrylic markers on painted eva foam. I've only used the white and silver, but I am loving it. In cosplay, you draw white lines on parts of your prop/armor to accent and highlight. I learned this from Kamui Cosplay. She (actually, Bennie) paints thin accent lines with a thin brush and a steady hand. I don't have a steady hand or patience. These markers were the thinnest I could find online, and you can control how thin or thick you want the lines to be depending on how hard you press down when drawing. Up close, the white accent affect isn't noticeable, but it makes your prop pop when you take pictures at a distance as seen in the 2nd picture. I used the silver marker to clean up the edges where it was against the red paint. I really like these markers. The paint flows smoothly without being messy or splotchy. The markers are a good size when holding so your hand doesn't cramp.If you found my review helpful, please vote so that it helps others, too. Thanks

Are these pens refillable? I love them, but most have just a bit of paint in them. They ran out quite quickly and all I did was a few lines of print? Overall I am pleased with them, just wish they contained more paint.

This was a pretty nice set of paint pens. Just make sure you shake them really well with the cap on, then gently depress onto something like a paper plate to get the paint flowing before using on project. The white, gold, and silver is best (i thought) to do in multiple thin layers. The gold and silver was tricky to get the sparkle to show unless you stopped and kept shaking.

I purchased these paint pens for a very special Christmas project. I purchased them primarily for the gold and the silver pens. When I first received them I tried useing the black and I thought oh these are great! Then I tried using the white but they're very sheer. I had to go over three times on the black resin. I was hoping I could have just handwritten the names one time cuz it's hard for me to go back and do it accurately. Then I started the project which was a Christmas gift using the gold and silver paint pens the gold was fine at the beginning but I didn't even do a quarter of my small project and the paint pen ran out , I panicked and decided to do another part of the piece with that pen and again that gold ran out I had to go out and buy a sharpie gold paint pen and it worked out all right but of course the gold's were not the same. I made it workI really had hoped that I would be able to complete my project with the two gold pens. The silver I didn't use that much of and I didn't run out of it but it's very very sheer like the white. The black is ideal I had no problem with the black. I'm not sure that I would buy these again I think I prefer the sharpie paint pens because they last much longer. Yes for the price these are still a deal but if you want to do a project you might be disappointed.

Had to fill in some worn out white lettering on an expensive camera and this did the trick. The tip is a little bigger than I really wanted but the overflow ink cleaned off the camera body surface easily so it ended up being a perfect solution. So yes, the tips were a little bigger than I expected from reading the ad but it all worked out plus I have many future uses for all these pens.

This was my first time using paint pens, and I wasn't sure how I'd like it. I usually just use paintbrushes...but paint pens are perfect for the tiny details! Especially writing. The pens worked really well, and I was happy with the variety of colors. (I think the silver was my favorite!)

I was super excited at the fine point on these paint pens, but my excitement was unfortunately and quickly demolished. I followed directions on pen, used it, put it down and a while later I tried to use it again and it won't work. The tip is not receiving paint, the sides of the tip was dripping with paint but still the tip would not write. I opened another one, same thing happened. I tried a white one and it doesn't show up well at all. I do tons of crafts and painting so I'll be searching for fine tip paint pens that'll last longer than 1 time use.

With the quarantine time I am getting into more DIY projects so these were an impulse purchase. You gotta push down on the tip on a scrap power to get the liquid flowing out. I found on my project that I had to push down several times which I got in the habit of doing on scrap paper so it doesn't bleed on my project. I used it on plastic and it seemed to get smudge somewhat easily so this is probably better for porous surfaces like fabric or wood. The smell is actually decent for acrylic, but the gold color for me seemed to have a slight green hue undertone.