Gold pen works and writes great

The pens work well to mark items

The markers work great for drawing on wood.

These work well on plastic , metal , glass and canvas and dry quickly

So far these work well.

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

All colors worked well on the dark background, and even the black was legible.

Works great on small projects- too thin for the project I was working on

But the others worked great.

Work perfect.

I wish it wasn't broken, because the gold pen works really well

The silver is working just fine, and I haven't opened the others

works wonders on small frames & I love how easy it makes craft time for me

I didn't use all the colors but these worked well to mark my stainless steel glasses for my

The white one worked very well on my students' dark brown desks and one marker was sufficient to write first and last name, partner letter, and student number on 26 desks, and it still is not depleted.

These worked absolutely wonderful on a couple of ceramic mugs that my daughter decorated for her nana and papa for Christmas.

These work really well for amateur crafts

Gold is still working.

Just don't expect to do fine super thin line work with them

These work very well.

only worked for a little while then started bleeding big pools of ink - both pens did it.

Was was broken and kept leaking, the other worked on the

The worked great writing on a black vinyl surface.

With the point heads of these pens they work great for finely detailed work that you want when you're trying to make a good looking paint scheme on a model

I did the classic DIY mug Pinterest idea and these worked great

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

The extra fine tip works well for most

So far, it has worked well to mark just about anything

Gold, however, remains is great shape after over a year and works beautifully still.

I love sharpie and these paint markers work great!

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

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

These worked very well on mugs that were then heated in the oven.

the work great.

These work well on tough surfaces such as rocks, shiny items and other pieces that do not hold normal ink or have a color where normal ink would not work.

These work really great!

These work so well on plates and mugs for baking them with designs.

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

I am using these to do lining in paint rocks and works great.

These paint markers work great, and I was really impressed with the quality

Colorful, permanent, works without actively engaging the mind.

After all my hard work, the paint chipped on the first wash 😢

These oil based paints work great for the current craze of decorating plain purchased mugs.

These have worked great for marking wires along with vacuum and coolant lines before and engine teardown.

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

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

These worked perfect for my project.

The work well, gotta shake them a lot to get the paint on the tips, only complaint is the red color drying hot pink

These worked pretty well for writing on ceramic mugs.

The work well, gotta shake them a lot to get the paint on the tips, only complaint is the red color drying hot pink

But they were a fine price and work, so four stars.

When the pens were working well, they had great coverage on multiple surface types--glass, plastic, and paper

The white worked well and tried fast.

Out of disgust I was prepared to throw the pen away, but when I cleaned up my work for the day, this clever little pen wound up in my bag.

These worked wonderful on my fathers and Mother's Day mugs

Here is what I did: bought mugs at the dollar store (maybe the cheaper / thicker ceramic works better?); drew an intricate design on the mugs: the paint went on smoothly and once a surface was dry you could another color on top of it

These worked great for writing on porcelain mugs

The gold color is more of an antique gold, then a yellow 14K gold