24 Colors Acrylic Paint Pens, Dual Tip Pens With Medium Tip and Brush Tip for Rock Painting, Ceramic, Wood, Plastic, Calligraphy, Scrapbooking, Br...

Great value! Nice pigmentation and the dual tips are perfect for all types of projects. Here is an example of the metallic silver grey and black markers. Nice and easy to use. I used them quite a lot for a few different projects and they are holding up pretty well. The colors are bright and beautiful and there is a good variety.

I bought these specifically for coloring wax seals but with the dual purpose of card making calligraphy if that didn't work out. It comes with a decent selection of colors and the pens are double ended with a nub and a brush head. I tried them on some junk mail when they arrived and was happy with the smooth flow of the brush head. The white in particular stood out quite well, which is usually the most disappointing color in my experience. It takes a few seconds to dry so you have to keep that in mind. As far as using on the wax seals, it kind of worked, but not well. The paint spread and slipped across the wax and neither head was particularly effective. The brush head was a bit too thick and bled. The result is not something I would be happy gifting, so that's out the window. My second test was on card stock. This was better. I prefer the brush head and they glide well but were varying thickness. The nubs seem more consistent and offer a bolder line. My biggest complaint here is that almost every single color is flat matte. Out of the few I tested, only the gold had a metallic hue. This really depends on your needs, but for me, it's not the prettiest effect for card making. Will probably work best on rocks and maybe glass if it doesn't spread too much before drying. The other drawback is the flimsy box. Couldn't get the markers back in and you have to store these flat (horizontally) to prevent leakage. So provided I decide to keep these, I have to figure out how to store them properly. Hope this helps someone make their decision!

I was very pleasantly surprised by these brush tip paint markers. Sometimes I want to do a little sketch painting but I dont want to pull out my painting kit, and I had a good time using these as a substitute. There is no priming necessary (so no accidental pooling) and the paint isnt gloopy like most paint markets. Its very smooth and the brush works well for details. Blending the wet paint with the marker tips works beautifully too and any color contamination wipes right off. The colors are not totally opaque over black, but no worse than name brands, and I was especially happy with the opacity of white and black. Silver is totally opaque. The only downsides are that there was some unexpected color lift when I tested light colors over what I thought was dry black, and I dont expect these pens hold a ton of paint. But they are such a fantastic value I can afford to buy more.

I recently got my hands on the 24 Colors Acrylic Paint Pens with Dual Tip from ZeeBooth, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed with their quality and performance. What I particularly liked about these pens is the vibrant colors they offer - each shade is rich and eye-catching, which makes the art stand out. The dual tip feature is another aspect that makes these pens a great choice for art enthusiasts. It allows for precise lines and fills in larger areas with ease. I also found that the pens were very user-friendly, and the ink flowed smoothly without any clogging or skipping issues. I've used them on various surfaces, including paper, wood, and canvas, and the results have been fantastic every time. In fact, they dried quickly and produced a clean finish that didn't smudge or bleed. Overall, I'd highly recommend these paint pens to anyone who enjoys creating art or wants to add some color to their projects. I believe they are worth the investment and will deliver great results every time. Photo: I didn't have wrapping paper for my large gift, so I used two black garbage bags and had my niece draw on them to make wrapping bags.