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 Art Supplies KitCarbonfree Certified

Welllll, my dearest little doggy chewed up one of my favorite colors and according to the instruction card, they say they will replace damaged or defective markers. So I emailed them for a replacement pen, just the one pen and they sent a whole new box of 120 markers ( which is what I had originally ordered only about 7 days before he had such fun ) !!! Their response time was practically immediately plus they offered a whole new container of 120 pens!!! This is an unsolicited review that just felt I needed to share. Their customer support was fabulous!! So I haven’t had enough time to really make anything yet but I can expand on what I know so far. The case they come in is outstanding, so well packaged whether it be for doodling , travel, or using in any way. Coverage is very good. I am used to another, lacquer medium and was pleased with the ease and coverage. There is a color chart to fill out with the pens. I was surprised at no primary colors, which was no big deal, and except for the metallic pens, all the other colors are a matte, creamy , smooth finish. The pens and packaging, and enclosed literature are very convenient. A note on their note!! It is hilarious to read, they obviously have approached instructions with a touch of humor and it’s entertaining!!! They encourage you to contact them with ANY problems! I’ve enjoyed them immensely!!! Thank you Pagather for a quality product and great customer service!!! I’ll be back for more!! And will include a photo of what I’ve made!!

Fantastic acrylic markers that come in a spiffy, easy to zip case. I was really impressed with the quality of this set for the price I paid. It even has a paper so that you can make yourself a color chart by attaching a number to the marker. I don't think this set is appropriate for children because it is not a toy but meant for the more serious user. Discount stores have markers for children to play with. The color selections of this set are good and the set can be used to add little details to a painting rather than hauling out your entire collection of paints.

Ordered this set for our daughter's straight A grades after the school year. This is what she dreamt of and worked hard for through the school year.These are wonderful, she keeps drawing on stones, sea shells, cardboard boxes, paper, you name it.Hopefully they will last, she is afraid how we can buy replacement colors once they are used up. I'll let you know if we figure it out.The markers are great, the case is a very nice touch and makes use a lot easier.

I wanted to try Acrylic paint makers and among all those similar choices, I picked this one based on price, color selections and reviews. It colors very smooth, almost therapeutic. I own so many name brand makers, color pencils but they don't provide color chart so I enjoyed very much making a color chart that came with. I tried both brush and fine tips and I noticed fine tips are definitely more vibrant than brush tips. Some of them colors slightly different from fine tips to brush tips, but I actually like that difference, since it creates different look. It works very good, easy to use, dry fast and my most surprising was there was no bleeding on the back of the paper. Amazing. I'm very satisfied with this Acrylic paint makers.

These markers are very easy to use, I liked putting the numbers on myself as I rearranged the color order in the case to my liking before doing the swatch test.My only issues are the variety of the colors (only two brown shades yet several pale yellows and pinks), the markers themselves are a bit rough on the sketch paper I’m using, and they are opaque rather than solid covering.The brush end ‘pills’ up the paper and I have to brush away little balls of paint coated paper fiber. That was on 80lb sketch paper, I have heavier sketch paper I’m going to try them on but I haven’t had the pilling issue with other paint markers and there is nothing in the description or papers that come with the markers to indicate a specific paper to use.The coverage is pretty good for the price as long as it’s being directly applied to white paper, the paint is not solid enough to put a lighter color on top of a darker color (it just bleeds in, not buildable even after multiple coats) They are not transparent like a regular ink marker but not solid like a posca pen or the kind from hardware stores with the roller ball inside. But unlike those two examples, these paint pens are 100% consistent in flow which is really nice especially for outlining.Overall I’m happy with them. I like the case they come in and the vibrancy of the colors.