Uni-Paint PX-20 Oil-Based Paint Marker, Medium Point, Assorted Colors, 6-Count

Bought these to decorate some soapstone coasters as gifts for Christmas. They worked perfectly for this project! The color has not run at all, even without sealing and the stone is highly pigmented now. The only thing I would let others know is that the metallic silver and gold specifically cover over any other color you've used. So when we used them to outline some of the other colors, it really made it pop. But if you mistakenly run over another color, they isn't much you can do about it as you can't cover it with another color. The other colors are highly pigmented but are a bit translucent in comparison.

These markers have been amazing, I wouldn’t order them anywhere else but Amazon as they have the best prices and the fastest shipping! I enjoy these way over my DecoMarkers

The colors are accurate and quite vibrant. I used these to do some painting on glass and ceramics. Getting the paint primed was difficult but after it was in the tip well, there was no problems. Just don't press too long or the oil based paint WILL run out, quickly! I learned the hard way. I ruined one of my shirts when the paint ran out and I panicked. :( The medium points were great for filling in my paintings. The fine points are much better for detail. But I purchased these for the filling in so I am happy. The smell is strong to begin with goes away after a while.

Preface: We use these to mark bottles with glossy paper. Whenever we would try sharpies, it would just rub off, thus the reason we decided to give these Paint Markers a shot! Pro's: 1) Great solid colors. 2) We dot things ~ Once paint is flowing, its very easy to dot hundreds of times without having to get more paint running from the tip. 3) Not easily scratched off (which is great for our application) 4) Easily wiped off if a mistake is made (assuming you wipe within a couple of seconds of using) Con's: 1) Getting the paint flowing can't be tricky. And you CAN overdue it. We use a scratch piece of paper and just move it while adding slight pressure back and forth and this will get it flowing. 2) Once in a while ~ Paint will just flow, for no real reason. I have ended up with permanent pink spots on my paints during the learning curve involved :) Those jeans have now been relegated to gardening! Conclusion: Love these paint pens. They work well once you fully understand how to use properly! Colors are vibrant and highly visible! We'll continue to use for the foreseeable future.

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Bought these over other brands because I used them on the job in previous employment, and liked their performance. They mark/ paint well and fairly durable and permanent on most surfaces. Paint flow is mostly well controlled once initial flow is established. Only downside is establishing paint flow from a previously used and stored marker. Have a daubing board/ paper available to absorb extra paint when reestablishing paint flow from a stored marker.

I'm using these to decorate my office wall before it's torn down. The green Xmas tree came out bright and smooth. The yellow star on top, along with blue, red, and white ornaments are all brilliant. This was my first experience with paint pens, so I can't compare except to the Sharpie fine-points I got (in orange and brown, which aren't included in this set by uni-Paint). So far, no major differences besides the wider tip side in the uPs. They haven't gotten all crummy and hard to use like I expected. They're still running and I have no idea of the capacity in these little suckers. The paint's bright though! It really comes out gorgeous, even on non-white surfaces. The red looks pink at first blush, but after it dries it ends up a solid red-red. The blue is... I'm not sure of the exact shade and don't have pantone cards, but it comes out sharp and the lines are thick and full. I'm extremely pleased with the output from these pens.

These paint marker worked great. I'm in the automotive industry and sometimes i'll need to make some marks on engine parts. These work great for that. Just wipe away the oily part and there you go. But I will say that to prime the markers can take a while on some. After shaking the markers for about 10 seconds (with the cap off) press down on the tip and hold in down till you see paint drip out. This can take about 30 seconds to a minute. On each one. Also the paint doesn't wipe away easily especially after it dries.