IMURZ Acrylic Paint Pens Markers for Rock Painting Glass Stone Wood pebble Ceramic Craft Supplies, 30Pcs Vibrant Colors Acrylic Pens for Graffiti Christmas Easter Egg Pumpkins

This item arrived nicely packaged in a cardboard box. Inside you get 30 acrylic markers, of different colours/shades. My niece really like to draw, so I got this for her to use and she loves them. I told her about the different items she can use them on, so we found some stone in the garden to try it and it worked really well. Great entertainment for children. The pens are easy to use and has plenty of ink inside. The price is also really good for the amount of pens you get.

This pack offers lots of colours & shades. It works well on stone & paper. I haven’t tried on other surfaces yet.The only reason I have docked a star is that you have to press quite hard & lots of times to start the ink flowing & this has distorted the felt tip. Some now don’t give a net clean line.

A nice selection of acrylic paint pensWe are a family of rock painters at the moment and these have been brilliant to useYou get a lot of colour choice and they come out really well on the stonesWe have also been using these to paint on a canvas and they come out great tooWill be using these lots

This is a nice selection of acrylic pens. With glitter and normal colours you get 30 in total. It is a shame the seller has decided to stick a big white sticker on the box which spoils it if you want to give it as a gift. Plus the sticker says 24 pens for some reason! The pens write well though and it doesn’t take much effort to get the paint to flow. A reasonable price too.

The pack of 30 Imurz acrylic paint pens are good quality and work well on wood, paper and stone. You do have to shake vigorously to start to get the ink through and then a couple presses down on the nib and the ink starts to flow nicely. Lots of nice vibrant colours to choose from. Good quality recommended.

Push down nibs to draw the colour.A large set with a variety of colours and plenty of ink.Ordered these to paint rocks with my grandson.Stayed safe and none toxic for this purpose.

This is a really nice set of acrylic marker pens. The box says ‘18 colours’ but there are actually 30 pens in the pack. The pens all come with a reversible felt tip, bullet at one end and chisel at the other. The pack thoughtfully includes a little plastic bag with five spare felt nibs and a small pair of plastic tweezers so you can replace or reverse the nib without getting your fingers all painty.You have to shake each pen before uses and then pump the nib in and out a few times to get the paint flowing but once it begins, the paint/ink flows smoothly and freely, but without running or flooding. The acrylic paint gives excellent coverage and the colours are bright and vibrant. See my photo where, for the sake of testing them, I picked a stone out of the garden. Worked like a dream!There are, according to the listing, 18 regular acrylic colours and 11 metallic colours. You can just about tell which are the metallic colours if you look carefully at the caps, though, to me, it would more helpful if they were labelled someone; the difference in the caps is very subtle and I’m not sure it works be very obvious to kids.The remaining pen is, apparently, an ‘achromatic pen’. Now, I had never heard of an achromatic pen before and didn’t know what it does or how to use one. Neither the listing, the box nor the little instructions leaflet actually tells you any of that - so, if it were up to the manufacturers, I’d still be none the wiser.I looked it up on the internet and it would seem that it’s function is pigment removal - so a bit like an eraser for self tips, it seems. But, a bit of an explanation of that would be helpful to include, I reckon.

These acrylic pens are good quality - they write on just about anything, and are very easy to use. The price of the set makes them suitable for children and amateur artists, or for people who want to try them out.