I am very glad that Amazon carries this product, at a reasonable price, and fast shipping, as always.

Great price and marks my tools, flashlights, jackets or anything

I will never buy this product again while the price at the time was good the cleaning of my fingers/desk/mouse pad and floor was not worth it.

Not a bad price for the set

Items arrived as represented, solved my needs at reasonable price...

Great price, cheaper than any other

The Sharpies are smooth and work wonderfully every time.

I’ve been painting on silk scarves and unlike the chunky sharpies this run and bleed

The Sharpies are smooth and work wonderfully every time.

Love my sharpies, but UNI brand was a lot better in quality

Even when NOT using resin this is a poor product as the ink is not good quality and the marker tips fall out as if you'd bought something very cheap

Great product, used them on DIY sharpie mugs and the color stayed bright after baking

Even when NOT using resin this is a poor product as the ink is not good quality and the marker tips fall out as if you'd bought something very cheap

Love this product and its great for crafts like personalizing coffee mugs.

Awesome bright and very good product I would say a two thumbs up love love love it!!!

Great product and after two years I'll need to replace them --

Unlike MOST paint markers, you must compress the tip while pointing UP, then shake, then compress the tip while down -- instead of just shaking, pointing DOWN and compressing the tip

Don't waste your money on the extra fine point markers.

The tips say fine point, but they are not all that fine.

Love the vibrancy of the colors and the fluidity of the paint (once it gets going) shake it up well and prime the point before using and you will enjoy a dynamic and beautifully vibrant line!

I followed the instructions by shaking the pen and then depressing the point and shake again

They work for a little bit but then blot and send out large balloons of unwelcome color, totally destroying your art work

When using it the first time your work will probably be really messy if you don't know how to use it.

I followed instructions and depressed the point against the work surface and it came out all at once and damaged my work

Bought these to write on mugs and was a bit disappointed, colors are really nice, marker works great, however after about a week or

So, I noticed these work well for all of the colors except black

Used for about 20 minutes doing short little lines for a calendar project and the tip fell out!

I can draw or write with them very smoothly with no skipping or uneven lines

if u do it the paint will come out faster and u'll have blobs and not clean lines

I guess with oil paint it would be hard to get a fine writing line.

Looking closely on smooth surfaces like plastic I could see some of the strokes with the pens but if I quickly swirled the paint pen while the area was wet then the lines were harder to see

Even when NOT using resin this is a poor product as the ink is not good quality and the marker tips fall out as if you'd bought something very cheap

Very good quality, easy to use, and works perfect for painting on wood signs I make

Sharpie has poor quality control with these pens as the fine point tip breaks very easily and the oil/ink starts to blot

I love sharpies, the markers and pens are of good quality, last a long time, & are durable.

Now my students use dry erase markers everyday, so I kept the removal trick a

However, the paint can easily be scratched off of the wine glass with your fingernail

I thought because they are sharpie brand they would be better paint pens

The first time I used one of the markers, the tip fell completely out and dumped paint everywhere, ruining my project

These are lousy....within 1 hour of using the silver the tip broke and the paint all spilled out.

Less messy and more paint than some other brands I have used

I have been using these pens for a couple of months and they work great

I bought "better" paint pens that were an actual art brand and these worked so much better

I had some super fine tip paint pens and the tip broke on them.

Followed the instructions of removing cap, depressing tip, shaking the pen and pointing down to saturate tip with paint

The silver pen, identical to the other one except for the ink color, was leaking everywhere any time someone put a bit of pressure on the tip as if to write with it

The feel when writing on copper garden tags was a bit loose, but that is absolutely to be expected.

I had to shake them a bit and press the tip down like 20 or more times to saturate the tip and start writing

These take a bit of effort to get them flowing, but once they do, they work great.

The feel when writing on copper garden tags was a bit loose, but that is absolutely to be expected

The feel when writing on copper garden tags was a bit loose, but that is absolutely to be expected

Now every time I take the top off the pen part fall out of my pen

I had a hard time at first because I didn't think the markers worked, but you have to take the top off the

They worked well the entire time we used them and dried pretty quickly to keep from smudging while in use.

I used another brand that worked great but have a hard time finding them

, this wasn't a one off situation, bleed one second and dry out the next, yay inconsistency, but they caused me to have to repaint sections of my work, which is counter productive and costs me valuable time

I am personalizing cheap, plastic sunglasses as wedding favors for our destination wedding

They'll write on anything - clean, dirty, oily, plastic, metal, wood, concrete, blue jeans (oops), and I imagine just about anything else.

My wife had a project for a retreat to decorate hard plastic files - these did the job and look great.

I say decently because on some surfaces like smooth plastic I was able to scrape the paint off easily while on

On other surfaces like smooth plastic or metal I was able to remove the paint from the pen with a moderate scrubbing

perfect for marking metal engine parts and other items for easy ID and putting your name on anything you want.

I suppose I'd like them a little larger with more paint as it seemed I burned through em pretty quick.

Now my students use dry erase markers everyday, so I kept the removal trick a

I bought some white tees for a friend's game night and we had a white tee shirt contest, instead of water we used these markers, my husband was a little disappointed no water was involved but that's another story

would like a

They are also VERY easy to remove, just color over the paint markers with a black dry erase marker and then use a dry napkin to wipe it off and a little baby wipe to clean up what's remaining

Unfortunately the pots must be clean and absolutely dry and you really need to be able to put the cleaned dry pots on their side so the marker can be held with the tip down not sideways

I was hoping once dry it would turn back into a RED but no such luck!

You do have to put in the extra muscle to remove it with dry erase marker and Kleenex.

Now my students use dry erase markers everyday, so I kept the removal trick a

It's a great craft project that the anyone can enjoy, and an awesome gift idea!

The first time I used one of the markers, the tip fell completely out and dumped paint everywhere, ruining my project

Fun little project for gifts, etc, and these Sharpies made it quick and easy to create some really nice designs.

and I ruined multiple projects with a sudden rush of paint onto the surface

Pretty easy for my toddlers to use, however, they did sometimes pool up paint which made the project a little messy and not as neat as it could've been.

I can attest that the paint is permanent on fabric, as I had a poor moment in judgment and shook one without the cap on and got a cool splatter effect on my blanket

Repeat this process until felt tip has been *entirely* soaked by the ink--do not stop just because some ink begins making its way onto the paper!Once that is finished, you will need to continuously take a few moments and depress the tip to allow some ink flow as you paint in order to regenerate the moisture in the felt

I can attest that the paint is permanent on fabric, as I had a poor moment in judgment and shook one without the cap on and got a cool splatter effect on my blanket

I purchased them for guests to use to sign a canvas photo at my wedding and they leaked and dripped ALL over the place, ruining our photo

They are also fantastic on every type of paper I have tried, photo, matte, construction etc.