Emooqi Paint Pens, Paint Markers 20 Pack Oil-Based Painting Pen Set for Rocks Painting Wood Plastic Canvas Glass Mugs DIY Craft

Won’t deny I was a little skeptical if these paint owns when I ordered. But they turned out to be really nice. Colors are good and very easy and smooth to use.

I purchased these specifically to sign oil paintings. They work very well. Colors are good. They do dry very quickly and cannot be removed with mineral spirits; so I'm not sure exactly what is in them, certainly more than just oil paint. They can be removed with acetone over a completely dry oil painting without harming the painting.

These paint pens work great and are really affordable! I have bought two sets of them now and I love them

these markers are very easy to use and provide a good coverage of paint without leaving any lines or dark spots. I used white to touch up my porcelain mask and could not tell it had paint on it at all. I do recommend these over acrylic based paint markers because acrylic paints scratch off easy and they will lighten in sunlight even if they do say fade resistant. oil paints seems to hold the color much better and when they dry they don't flake or scratch off.pros: solid tip, smooth application, 1 layer application, sticks to most everything.cons: colors are not vibrant, takes some time to dry fully, markers feel super light like they are empty.

Loved these for painting designs on rocks! Good color and easy to use!!

Love how to color stand out.

I purchased these markers for arts and crafts activities and to test them out on my own paintings. Overall, I am very pleased with the product! They are easy to use, and the quality seems excellent— the colours haven’t shown any signs of fading after drying.However, I was a bit disappointed when the price dropped to $14 shortly after I bought them for $19. I believe $14 is an excellent value. I hesitated at the original price but ultimately decided to give them a try. But now I am thinking I should have waited LOLFor best results, you’ll need to shake the marker upside down for 30-45 seconds to get the ink flowing, then press gently on the tip to ensure it’s fully primed before using. I haven't used it on glass or any other surface apart from canvas at this point. but will let you know how it works out when I do.

The markers work really well on my resin items.