48 Colors Acrylic Paint Markers, Dual Tip with Fine Tip and Brush Tip Pens for Stone, Wood, Calligraphy, Canvas, Ceramic, Metal, Glass, Rock Painting, DIY Crafts

These are great! And see photo - they have a replacement warranty for any reason. So if they dry out or leak or something, you can get them replaced. I have a picture of a rock I painted, and a shirt (just the cursive around the shirt logo). You have to iron (heat set) acrylic paint if you want it to stay on through the wash, and I would say that this kind of paint will probably fade quickly from fabric since it's not super dense. But it was nice to write with on both the rock and the fabric! The "fine tip" side is actually rounded, so it's not really what I was expecting, but the brush side actually has a pointy tip so you can use it for writing as long as you don't press down too hard. Overall these are great. They aren't super high quality but they work for fun crafts and they come out really well on rocks!

Edit: I had originally given the markers a 3 star review since some of the markers came cracked and broken straight from the pack. I kept them because those that I could use were good. The company reached out and made it right and sent me a whole new pack with a cloth case that protected them at no extra cost to me! I’ve enjoyed them all and really happy with them.Original: I can’t give them a 5 since some of the markers were cracked and broken straight from the pack.They do come with extra tips incase you ruin the tips. Each end is actually its own cartridge so even though one of the marker ends were cracked the other side is usable. In addition because they’re separate the colors look different from brush to fin point.

These might be my new favorites! Used them for my daughter's birthday as one of the art stations and they survived. Great quality and flow of paint. The kids had a blast with them. Easy and fun to use and barely any mess!

I heard about these on TikTok, they were cheaper than the other paint markers I had seen. What drew me into to these were the dual tips. It comes with a fine tip and with brush tip. However, I have found that the nibs fray a bit, and I think I gotta try to figure out how to clean or replace the nib of the white marker I got because the nib isn’t producing the paint. The white marker seemed to dry up less than a month of having them, and I didn’t use them except to swatch. With that being said, all the other markers have been consistent without drying out or having to replace the nibs. They do work and get the job done, I also like that the packaging was nice, the box they came in looks feels sturdy, I haven’t had any problems with it, and it has a magnetic flap. The plastic trays inside are extremely flimsy and are starting to crack on mine but I’m just extra careful. I got these because I wanted more colors- and you do get a lot of color variety. I kept these depict the problems listed- because of the variety of colors and the fine tip nib. It’s come in handy.

These are fantastic markers! I love them. Super smooth, vivid colors, and no need to prime the tips or shake them before using. I'm absolutely ordering more from this brand. They're awesome!

UPDATE: The company contacted me directly due to my review and replaced the set for free. I agree with the instructions to always lay these markers flat. I have a friend that used to work in one of th shipping warehouses and they definitely do NOT follow packing instructions for the bins. The markers I originally received had some differences in color between sides (fine/brush). However, the replacements I received directly from Pagather all match - I checked with a color sheet they sent where you can color a box to match the numbers (I used fine tip on top and brush on bottom). So, I recommend contacting the company if you have any issues. They are very helpful.Cap does not necessarily indicate color that will come out. For example, one marker had a lime green cap bute came out more of a chinois green. Also, the color may start out lighter and get darker, making it not great for larger surface areas. Finally, there can be a noticeable difference in the color between the two tips. My only suggested recommendation is to shake the heck out of them and then store them tips down for a few hours and then repeat the process with the other side. Haven't tried that yet but will be tonight.

You would think that with so many red shades that you would get at least one actual red paint marker, but nope. Unfortunately the metallic colors aren't a good enough variety either. They're too similar and could use better options. Another disappointment is that they don't cover other paint colors very well and you have to use multiple layers for the colors to be solid. Also, none of the colors match the lids and the brush side is a completely different color than the fine side. So if you intend on using the fine side to outline be prepared for them to be different colors, if even matching at all. Based on reviews I expected a much better product but these just proved to be a big disappointment.On a positive note I love the box they're packaged in, the stickers, and the color chart they send for you to paint so you can refer to it for the actual colors.

I really like these markers. They’re bright and vibrant. My main complaint with most acrylics markers is that they lack opacity. These markers are very opaque with excellent coverage. I also like that there is a brush point as well as a fine point on each marker allowing for much more detail or coverage depending on the design. I would definitely buy these again and recommend them!