2 Pack White Permanent Paint pens,Never Fade Paint Pens,Medium Tip Quick Dry And Waterproof Permanent Oil-Based Paint Marker Pens For Rock,Glass,P...

These pens do what they say. They are paint, and they stick well to whatever you're using them for. I didn't like them for jewelry making, as the gold is brassy, the silver is a bit dark, and they weren't an even shiny cover. The cover is good and long lasting. They would be great for some art projects, but they didn't do much for me in jewelry making. They colors seemed a bit sparkly, for lack of a better description. I would recommend them for many are projects, but they weren't for me for what I wanted them for.

Easy to control and great cover.

These oil pens work great and we've used them for many things. My hubby will frequently use them on things that get greasy (mechanic) and he can still see the marks he's made. I would recommend these for a variety of things. Great value.

Im quite happy with these paint markers. They cover really well and dry extremely fast. I got them specifically for creating contrast on the bolt on our front door. When I go to bed at night, the last thing I do before I go upstairs is glance at the door to make sure its locked. The finish on the metal is burnished bronze, or something like that, but its basically dark, dark brown. Its difficult to see, especially in low light, if the lock is turned. So I wanted to paint it something with a strong contrast. I thought about painting it white, but then I thought gold would kind of look cool. When I first started trying to paint on the knob, nothing came out. Then I remembered seeing on the product page that you have to depress the tip. I did that against the knob, which was a mistake. Paint quickly dripped out and ran down where I didnt want it. Whoops. I should have read the directions, but I didnt have my reading glasses handy. And this stuff dries pretty much instantly. Sooobe sure to equalize air pressure with the pen upright (this was especially a problem for me, being at high altitude). But it was easy to cover the knob, and after the initial dripping, I didnt have any issues. Doing a close-up with my phone, you can see where the paint ran on the knob, but you cant really see that in person. There arent any clean-up instructions on the packaging, so I tried what I had on hand: rubbing alcohol. I put a bit on a paper towel, and I was able to satisfactorily remove the paint that ran onto the faceplate. I really like how the paint looks, and it does a great job of letting me see which way the knob is pointed. The gold really does look like gold. Its very pretty. I accidentally dripped a bit on the box, so Ill upload a picture of that, too, so you can see how it looks on paper. Follow the directions, protect surfaces, watch for drips, etc., and youll probably be very happy with this. Id like to have a whole set of colors!

The black pen has great and thick coverage but the white pen is somewhat thin on coverage. I had to do a few layers of the white pen to get a somewhat decent coverage of the paint. I used it on a light gray colored rock. If you were to use the white on a dark surface, you would probably need a lot of coats of this paint to cover it up. The flow of paint was great on both pens but the white just lacked adequate coverage. It is too sheer for my liking. If you need a light coating of white paint, then the white paint pen will work great for you. Neither pen dripped while using it and I did not have to press down on the black pen too much to get paint out. It had great coverage.