Paint Pens, Lelix 15 Pack Oil Based Permanent Paint Markers for Rock Painting, Wood, Metal, Ceramic, Glass and Almost All Surfaces, Medium Tip with Quick Dry, Water Resistant Ink

I used these to make various marks on my engine rebuild project. The colors were nice and bright and were permanent (within reason) on somewhat greasy metal. I have bought other paint pens from major retail or craft stores and they were way more expensive and had limited color selection. Now I have a slew of colors for a third of the price!

Purchased to use to renew an outdoor sign and am very pleased with the results and ease of using these. The pricing was perfect. Plan on having our granddaughters use these to paint rocks for the garden also. I don't think you can go wrong with the purchase of these markers!

I painted a rusted iron piece I found for the garden and a couple of interesting rock shapes to go in the garden and I like how easy these are to use and how true the colors are--no messing with brush cleanups for small jobs either. At first, I thought some weren't going to work but if you're patient and press down quite a few times--not just three-they all start working and last much longer than expected. Be sure to put the caps back on til you hear the click and they don't dry out between uses. I did first base coat most of the items with spray paint before decorating, but not the disc-shaped one, and it required an extra coat to get the deep color I like. After letting each item dry over night,I covered with a clear lacquer and let that dry before putting outside in the garden, since even in the desert, nights can be a little damp, but they are holding their color--will let you know if it changes.UPDATE: A couple of these had "wicks" the part you paint with--that came loose and fell out. One worked ok after just replacing it. The other won't go back in completely and the paint tends to puddle a bit. Now, although these work great on rocks and metal, I found using them on glass to be a different story. The glass can't absorb the paint when it puddles, even a little, unlike the rock or even the wrought iron. Consequently, I can't recommend using these on glass unless you want to paint a larger surface area that doesn't need to fit a specific outline. The colors all stay true though. Haven't spoken to seller about replacing the units with loose wicks--so far, for the price, I'm just trying a workaround.

Received my paint pens. Very excited, needing for my milk jugs for winter sowing seeds and the permanent pens will eventually wash away in the weather. The paint pens stay on nice and vibrant. Nice selection of colors. I also liked that you can interchange from fine point to medium point with added tips. Would definitely buy again. At local Walmart one pen was $6.00 for one. Good product. I even painted my dogs nails. Lol she is very fashionable now. 😉😉😉

I can't say enough good things about these paint pens. My grandkids and I have used them hard for months. They're easy to use, they haven't run dry, and they've stood up to considerable abuse. They come with extra tips so you can replace any tip that gets damaged. I've tried many different brands of paint pen over the years, and these are the best I've ever had.

I really like these for the price. I used them to customize travel mugs and water cups. But my package only had 14 colors. The gold was missing. The box is labeled 15 colors, but there just wasn’t a gold pen in the box. It wasn’t worth the hassle to return it for one color, but quality control obviously is lacking. Other than that, they seem to work well.

I'm really enjoying using the paint pens. I do a lot of craft projects so these are really very easy to use. Helps with any lettering I do. I was having a hard time with the lettering. Paints weren't working and regular markers didn't look right. I like the variety of colors. Was a very good price for the number of pens. I had priced different kinds of pens and found these to be the best value.

Very happy with how these markers write on mugs. Some of the colors are not visible in black or dark grey mugs but others work perfectly. My favorites are the silver and gold ones. They are a bit thicker than I thought but after some practice I was able to improve my technique.