12-Color Acrylic Paint Pen Set | Perfect for Rock Painting, Glass, Wood, Porcelain, Ceramic, Fabric, Paper, Kindness Rocks, Mugs, Calligraphy & Unique Arts & Crafts Projects

Jeff Duffer: They have plastic tips. Doesn't work well with writing on glossy paint. But is okay with writing on rocks that have matte paint on them.

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Kat Quisenberry: These were fantastic and really help with line work. I absolutely loved them and plan on sticking up on more. They last for a good amount of time depending on how often you use them for and how big the projects are. I used mine to decorate over 80 terracotta pots and I still have a surprising amount of paint still left in the pens

United States on Sep 10, 2023

Heiko ScherrerHeiko Scherrer: I bought these to color in raised lettering on my 3d prints. These work great for that, took me a while to find the right thing for that purpose. Tried stamp pads before, but the color would not dry and rub right off. These things are the answer 😃

United States on Sep 04, 2023

DebiDebi: I received these for free to test & review them: I tried the pens for at least a week & found they performed adequately for what they are intended & even for a few applications that they weren't meant for. They worked on many surfaces, glass, plastic, stone, paper, wood, ceramic, even fingernails as my daughters experimented with them for nail art. I found that you need to heat set or seal them or they will wash off, with the exception of a few colors; Yellow, Orange, White, Silver & Gold seemed to be more resistant to washing away. The other colors will wash off or reactivate with water which can be a plus as I found I could reactivate some colors on paper to apply certain techniques for mixed media art. The only complaint here is that I wish the paint was more consistent across all the pens, I’m assuming some colors use different binders in their mixtures. They would be great for children as most of the colors can be easily cleaned up with soap & water.

Somewhere I saw information by Asani on how to set the paint in your oven when you write on ceramic cups with the pens. I can't find that information again but I’m sure you could write/email the...

United States on Aug 27, 2020

Cera Lee: I got these acrylic paint pens because I am a moderate crafter. I am by no means a pro with paint, but I’ve dabbled enough that I figured they’d be a good addition to my crafting arsenal. I primarily wanted to use them for detailed rock painting, detail work on glass surfaces, paper and canvas detail.
My initial thoughts were that the pens were easy to initiate, (you have to push the pens down a few times to get the flow of paint). After a few pushes, the paint flows very easily, almost too easily. The paint is very liquid, which makes sense considering its medium. However, I found that in a few situations it was TOO liquid and some of the colors were rather transparent, needing several coats to achieve a solid color. That said, some colors were very pigmented and only needed 1 coat.
On rocks, they were easy to use, unless the rock had even a mildly rough surface. Especially in the yellow pen, there was a fair amount of splatter. This was a bit ironic as the yellow was transparent without a couple of coats, but splattered at even the slightest bump.
On glass, these pens are a dream! With the more solid colors I used them to write over the glass on a photo and it came...

United States on Mar 31, 2020