AROICPaint Pens Paint Markers, 16 colors Oil-Based Waterproof Painting Marker Pen Set On Rock, Wood, Fabric, Metal, Plastic, Glass, Canvas, Mugs, Waterproof, DIY Craft and More

I normally work in spray paint, but I’m in a small apartment now and wanted something with a similar feel that didn’t have the fumes.I had never used these before but I hoped they’d give me the same vibrant colors with quick drying time so I could work faster.I took me a bit to get used to them, but but you can actually accomplish a lot of different techniques by blending and layering. They work a bit like alcohol-based markers, especially on something like canvas that doesn’t absorb the oil, but they’re also opaque enough that you can work from dark to light. I honestly didn’t think I’d get this level of detail out of these, but I love how it turned out.I actually mixed two different sets at similar price points but saw no noticeable difference in quality. They all came individually wrapped and they all work as expected. These colors were vibrant but more natural than the other set I ordered, so I ended up using these most of the time. But yeah, super easy to use. No washing brushes or paint water. Will definitely order again.

Using these for the first time for painting some rocks. I can't believe the detail I was able to paint with confidence. The pens were fun to use, the paint dried quickly so I didn't get it all over my fingers. These are a value for the money, the colors went on pretty thick, so I didn't have to apply a second coat.

These paint pens are great. Ordered them to complete a certain project and they are perfect. Neatly packaged and easy to use. Colors are great.

These pens are brilliant in color. I paint rocks and the coverage is very good. However, they tend to "flood" if you aren't careful. Knowing this, I would probably order again.

Worked great for my project.

Great colors. Purchased Sept 2024. Paint still slows when reusing. Have applied wood, paper, plastic.

I will preface this that I have so far only used 5 out of the set that I just got so this is only my first impressions. First of all, you get what you pay for. The first one I immediately went to was the black one because I use that the most. The black is really not as dark as I would want. Its more like a dull very dark grey and not pitch black at all. I get much better richness in color and opacity in the Sharpie brand oil based marker.The next one I opened was one that should have been a fuschia pink based on the cap color. Again, color didn't have that brightness I was hoping for in these, the color seemed rather dull and the color wasn't really close to what the cap color showed. Next one I opened was what should have been a dark purple which isn't what the actual color was at all. It WAS purple at least, but a very light lavender color which was a good 6 shades lighter than what the cap showed. So that was disappointing. The last one I opened was what should have been a light purple shade. The actual color was not even close to what the cap was, it was bubblegum pink. Which, is great if you are wanting a bubbleliscious gum pink but if you were actually wanting a light purple, I guess, use the other purple marker that was supposed to be dark purple but was actually lavender?Because they don't accept returns, I'm kind of stuck with these and I guess I'll use them but I wouldn't have bought them if I knew the colors wouldn't match the caps and also that the colors (at least from what I have seen so far) are all a GREAT deal lighter than what the caps are showing.The pluses are that from what I experienced, there is at least decent opacity so I can say they that going for them at least. But my hunt for more vibrant oil based markers continues and I might just have to break down and buy some of the more expensive ones just to get the colors I need.

Works great as part of my 3D toolbox.