10 Pieces Refillable Paint Pens Paint Markers Refillable Empty Acrylic Paint Marker for Art Supplies (Black)

As an avid artist always on the lookout for quality tools, I recently purchased the 10 Pieces Refillable Paint Pens Paint Markers, and I'm thrilled with the performance and versatility they offer.The first thing that caught my attention was the variety in tip sizes, allowing for a wide range of strokes and detailing in my artwork. Whether I'm working on canvas, paper, or other surfaces, these paint markers deliver consistent and vibrant lines, making my creations truly pop with color.The refillable feature is a game-changer. It not only reduces waste but also provides the flexibility to switch between colors without having to purchase an entirely new set of markers. The refill process is straightforward, and the markers are designed for easy disassembly, making maintenance a breeze.The quality of the paint itself is commendable. The colors are rich and opaque, providing excellent coverage even on darker surfaces. The quick-drying formula ensures that I can layer colors without smudging, allowing me to work efficiently and achieve the desired results.Durability is a key factor for me, and these paint markers have proven to be reliable over time. The sturdy construction and secure caps prevent the paint from drying out, preserving the markers for future use. I've had no issues with leaks or mess, even when stored horizontally.I also appreciate the ergonomic design of the pens. The comfortable grip makes long creative sessions more enjoyable, and the markers feel well-balanced in my hand. The consistent flow of paint adds to the overall ease of use, allowing for precise control in my artwork.In terms of value for money, this set is a fantastic investment for artists of all levels. Whether you're a professional seeking precision or a hobbyist exploring creativity, these refillable paint pens offer an affordable and high-quality solution.

Great for sign making.

I tried using acrylics in these and the results were terrible. However oil/thinner and even spray paints I found to work much better. The plastic on these feels tough / high quality.

The mechanism is incorrectly engineered, it does not work at all, i ended up using them as paint holders instead of paint markers. I use paint markers from Molotow almost exclusively for my art, when i'm working in my sketch pad i use arteza, and both are engineered in the same pump to load way, these don't work at all. I dont know if it's the cheapness of the spring or maybe the plastic isnt molded properly, but none of them worked for me. Also the brush tip is way too hard and doesn't soften as paint is added. THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART. You'd essentially be painting with a hardened foam brush instead of a paint marker.

I use these for Dychem for metal working, it works great and holds up well.

The media could not be loaded.  Sizes were not as great a variety as anticipated, oversll they are a good choice for basic alternative art tools I probably can get some good use out of them each has a cap one comes with a double ended marker tip and they "ALL" have metal beads inside for shaking to agitate the paint

A perfect refillable permanent marker solution! And much cheaper!

A good thing to know before purchasing these would be that you should only be using a proper paint that’s formulated specifically for pump action markers. If you try to just put any ol paint in these, you’ll probably find yourself frustrated and annoyed by it not flowing thru the nibs properly.Having said that. I used these for ink and they work like a charm. Not the most top notch quality but considering you’re paying like $1.50 per marker is pretty awesome.

They aren't worth the time. Some won't open and ones that will the paint just globs out and The don't work like a ready filled paint pens. Save your time.