MONTANACans Acrylic Marker Set, Extra-Fine, 6-Colors, Multi, 0.7mm

Did not last very long, with light usage I might’ve gotten a bad batch that was mostly dried up

I used the white for the whiskers and ear hair on my painting. It was very easy to use, the flow was good, the coverage was good. I will be using these more for fine detail work on my paintings. Would definitely recommend to anyone for any art project.

Colors great, work well, tip not quite as fine as I was hoping but worked as described. So much easier to use for outlining. Just need to shake well and to prevent blobs of paint on your project just blot on paper towel slightly to make sure tip is good.

These are supposed to refillable pens. After 2 uses one of the 2mm screw tops came off spilling ink everywhere. The top could not be screwed back on. So I tried another pen. I screwed the top off and it couldn't be couldn't be screwed back on either. The .7 pens i couldn't unscrew any of the tops. So if you can't rescue the top or unsure the top they're not refillable. I returned both sets. The ink is great but the pen quality just is awful. I expect so much more from Montana.

I make wooden jewelry and it is difficult to use these on that surface. They work, but still need to be pumped (even more) like any other paint marker. The paint also seems to "dry out" inside the tube faster and more often than say a Sharpie paint marker, requiring me, again, to pump more often.

Product met and exceeded expectations. Quick shipping with this seller.

I bought these to augment my acrylic paintings. The colors are a bit off - pastel, Easter Egg colors, rather than deep colors i hoped for (I expected this of the blue and green, from the picture, but not the yellow and red). The paint is good quality, and they are easy to use.

These paint pens worked great for what I needed them for. I have seen a few reviewers having problems with "clogged" or dried up nibs. You can easily remove and wash them clean under some water. And for the "blobs" of paint that may come out at times when pressing the nib in to reload with more paint, I would recommend a scrap pad or piece of paper to test your paints rate of flow on.

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