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ARTISTRO 5 Silver Acrylic Paint Markers - Paint Pens for Drawing, Brush + Fine Tips - For Fabric, Rock, Glass, Wood, DIY - Art & Craft Supplies for

ARTISTRO 5 Silver Acrylic Paint Markers - Paint Pens for Drawing, Brush + Fine - Main image
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Category: Drinkware

  • BRUSH + FINE DUAL TIP: Our acrylic paint markers come with 2 tips for 2x the fun. The acrylic paint pens are equipped with a 1-5 mm brush tip and a 1mm fine tip. These paint pens are perfect for calligraphy, sketching and coloring.
  • PREMIUM QUALITY: This pack of paint pens features high-quality acrylic paint that dries opaque, so you don’t have to make a second layer! The ink in the acrylic markers is water-based and features a durable nib.
  • MULTI-SURFACE: These paint pens are perfect for calligraphy painting on paper, wood, rock, or glass. Use them as paint markers for canvas, ceramic paint pens, or paint pens for wood. Paint markers are good on almost any surface!
  • PRE-ACTIVATED: Unlike usual push-down markers, our paint marker set has pre-activated cotton nibs, making them perfect even for kids!
  • PERFECT GIFT: The beautiful Art Set package of the paint markers makes it an easy gift to any art-lover, whether beginner or pro, adult or kid! NON-TOXIC: Each acrylic paint pen conforms to ASTM D-4236 standards.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George ★★★★★

The brush tip is surprisingly easy to control for lettering, and the paint flows smoothly onto glass without skipping. I’ve used them on a few mugs and a wooden sign, and the colors stayed vivid after they dried.

Carter I. ★★★★★

I’ve been using the fine tip for outlining on glass jars and the brush tip for filling in, and the 1-5mm range really does give you two distinct tools in one. The paint flows smoothly right out of the box without any shaking or priming fuss, which I wasn’t expecting. Definitely grabbing another set

William ★★★★★

The brush tip holds its point really well, so I could do both thick strokes and tiny details on a wooden sign without switching pens. The paint came out smooth and opaque in one pass, which surprised me for a silver marker.