TFIVE Acrylic Paint Markers Pens, 2 White 0.7mm Extra Fine Tip

The white numbers on my computer black keypad had worn off. I could buy a new computer (not the best solution), take it to service and leave for a week to have keypad number pads replaced, (also not a great solution due to constant use). Thought I would try this product I happened across. IT WORKED! Numbers are white again against the black and very visible. It will definitely be a test of how 'permanent' this product is. So far, so good.

Instead of having a traditional guestbook at my wedding, I decided to have a sign to put up along with wedding pictures, for our guests to write their messages on. I got a wood sign, in gray. I didn’t want people to write all over it in black sharpie, since this sign will be part of my home decor, I don’t want black sharpie writing displayed on my living room wall. I decided that white writing would look nicest against the gray background. I came across these paint pens. I liked the idea of using permanent acrylic paint instead of ink. I also liked that these were extra fine tip, which would make writing easier. I tested them out as soon as I got them, because I wanted to know if they’d be any good, or if I’d need to get different ones. I had a piece of scrap wood that was close to being the same gray as the sign. The directions said that before using them the first time, to press the tip down a couple of times to get the paint to flow down to the tip of the pen. I did that with both pens a couple times on my scrap wood, until each one left a circle of paint. I tested writing with each pen, and they were super easy to write with. The flow of the paint was nice and steady, and consistent. The wedding was a few weeks later. We were outdoors, in 104 degrees. Both pens continued to work perfectly. No chunky blotches, no drips, and no smearing. I posted a photo of how the sign that was written on with these pens, but the pic honestly doesn’t do it justice. In person, the white paint is a little more vibrant and bright. To put it simply, the white POPS!

Bride & MOH Used these to make Moana gems for a bridal shower.

These Silver Paint Marker Pens (2 Pack) are decent overall, but they definitely have a specific use case. The silver color shows up nicely on a variety of surfaces and has a good opaque finish once it dries. I also appreciate that the ink flows smoothly without much skipping. However, the biggest thing to be aware of is that the point is very fine. I didn’t realize just how fine it was until I started using it, and it makes coverage take longer than expected. If you’re trying to fill in larger areas, this isn’t the right tool—it’s much better suited for small details or precise line work. They do what they’re supposed to do, but the super fine tip limits versatility. I’d recommend them more for detailed craft projects than general painting or labeling.

Honestly, I’m not a fan of this type of pen. I’d like it to be like a standard marker that you just uncap and use. Apparently, that approach doesn’t work with white paint. It hurts my brain to contemplate why that is. 😁 Having said that, this pen works fine. You DO need to follow the instructions: Shake it, burp the pen (gently push the upright pen tip into the concave end of the cap), then prime it by gently pushing the tip - writing position - onto scrap paper a few times until the ink flows. I was a bit worried from reading reviews that the tip might not be fine enough but, as you can see from the photo, it works fine on this small notecard. I have not had any issues with ink flow after doing about 10 cards and recapping the pen in-between. (BTW, not that this matters but I am not the artist.)

I wasted my money on this product. The white pen ruined some of my pictures I kept shaking it and pushing it down like it said to do and trying to get the ink out of it,I tried and tried and tried. All the other ink pens were fabulous, but this white one absolutely did not work and I’m a seasoned Painter. Unfortunately, I threw away the box so I couldn’t return it.

Not the best, but not the worse, paint marker pens. They are just ok.... You really have to shake these up a lot, To make them work ! I got some new black-ish deep impact sockets from Amazon & other vendors (stores) and the etching/label of each socket is not the best. So the tip has got like a spring mechanism, & after shaking the pen a lot, then push the tip on to some paper or cardboard (anything to write on) to get the paint to flow towards the point tip. This takes awhile and sometimes ink/paint will drip out or splatter out of the tip. How permanent is the paint marker, IDK ?? I do wish the tip was a hair wider. These pens have a very fine tip and the paint doesn't flow as good as I would have hoped. BUT.... so far the ink/paint is staying on the impact sockets, which makes it easier to see & identify what size they are. I would really give these 2 pen/markers a 3.5 to a 3.75 real Star Rating ! They just could be better, plus they are a little bit pricey.

Worked perfectly as described great color versatile bright white lasted a long time on the tires I painted with these

Enfin un crayon à pointe fine qui écrit bien et qui n'a pas l'air de perdre la pointe de sa mine. Elle reste bien pointue et la couleur blanche est parfaite pour le marquage que j'avais besoin de faire. Elle vous permettra de bien faire de belles création sur les matériaux que vous allez l'utiliser.

Estupendos, los uso para borrar los números de los cuadros PBN.

Whether you are setting up professional branding, writing out clean text on dark kraft packaging labels, detailing garage parts, or working on permanent indoor/outdoor craft projects, standard ink pens just won't cut it. This 2-pack of TFIVE extra-fine white paint markers is exactly what you need for sharp contrast. The Precision: The 0.7mm tip is remarkably crisp. It allows you to write fine, clean text or draw intricate detail lines without the paint pooling, blobbing, or running across your material. The acrylic formula is completely opaque—it lays down a solid, stark white line even on pitch-black paper, plastic, metal, or glass. Flow & Durability: Once primed, the permanent valve-action feed keeps a steady stream of paint moving down to the nib. It dries remarkably fast and resists smudging, fading, or scratching away once cured. It's fantastic for marking expiration dates on dark containers or adding your brand's touch to homemade goods. Pros: Highly opaque pigment that completely covers dark surfaces in one pass. 0.7mm tip offers true drafting precision for small fonts and fine lines. Adheres permanently to a massive variety of porous and non-porous surfaces. Cons: Like all genuine valve-action paint pens, you do need to shake them thoroughly and gently pump the tip on a scrap piece of paper to get the flow started initially. Don't rush it! Verdict: A reliable, high-performance addition to your desk or workshop labeling kit. Excellent value for a crisp finish.

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