Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers, Medium Point, Assorted Colors, 5 Pack

I loved these! I'd never used them before. I was doing a small 2x2 project and didn't want to buy 3 colors of paint/brushes, etc. These worked nicely and I have 2 left for something else. You just shake and use. I did a coat-waited about an hour, did the 2nd-waited, did the 3rd coat. I had plenty of paint -just enough for my project! I highly recommend them!

I am a teacher and used these to write names on student desks. I always use the alphabet/number line name plates, but thought this would be better for cleaning purposes. (To keep COVID germs from gathering under the nameplates). It comes off with a paper towel when you go over it with an expo dry erase marker. Love the bright neon colors!

ive always loved these paint markers. im glad they come together in a pack now. i just wish they werent so expensive.

They work so well on ceramic

I can't complain about the quality of the product. My daughter uses them for almost all of her artwork and she keeps telling me how much she likes that they are permanent, vibrant colors, that they are well pigmented and smooth to work with. I ordered a pack here, but my package was broken and was missing a few markers. I requested a return and the process went smoothly so far. But again, thats not really part of the quality of the product but is a situation with the shipping service. Anyway, I would recommend the markers because they are nice and so what the brand promises.

My daughter loves them. ...gives her style some edge....highly recommended!

The plastic wrap is annoying on each pen, but i can assume its for protection from leaks perhaps. Once you figure out how to get the paint to the tip it worked pretty well, but one pen never worked. The color is good and the lines are perhaps a lot thinner than the prn size leads you to believe. It worked decently writing on a wall slightly above my head level. The depth of the color is solid. PS. This was done at Angry Crab where they encourage wall art.

I use these to cover the scratches on the hooverboards. they work ok. the black and white matches perfect but the other 3 color don't match as nice. the liquid is not as thick as I would it to be. I went and purchase Rust-Oleum Touch-up and that worked out better for what I was doing.

Item was all dented when arrived

junk they don't last long and don't even want to go over each other's colors without filling the tip. that's if they even go over the other color. you're paying basically just for a name. i got some craftsmart paint markers at michaels and while they didnt last a long time their quality was the greatest. thats where it's at for real.