ZEYAR Paint Markers, Jumbo size, 15mm Felt Tip, Waterproof & Smear Proof Ink, Aluminum Barrel, Great on Paper, Plastic, Wood, Rock, Metal and Glass for Doodling (1 Black and 2 White)

I used these paint pens on the edges of my oil paintings prior to framing. The paint is opaque when two coats are applied. And it dries rapidly. The smell is a little fumey so use in good ventilation.

I like these when you want super opaque coverage

I got my moneys worth, I might buy again

We got new trash cans and needed to paint our address on them. This is just what we needed to neatly write the numbers and street on the cans.

The pen is perfect to paint the whote letters or the santa's face in this picture. I use them on most of my woodcrafting especially if there is engraving.

Bought for the purpose stated above, but so many other uses found their way into my head!

Zorro would have loved these! I do a lot of craft work in my shop, and have long sought reliable--and BOLD-- markers that would allow me to spot-color with as permanent a pigment as possible without resorting to problematic paints. There are times when a paint is just too thick for a given use. I started with the common 'Sharpie' ....and kept looking. When I saw the ZEYAR Paint Markers, I noted the advert copy pretty much nailed EVERY prerequisite I had in mind.... So, I had to check `em out. Well, after my initial trial ( yes....I wrote my initials!) I began to appreciate... I tried out the markers on several surfaces*--including my primary craft use; Polyurethane Casting Resin--and am very favorably impressed, thus far. Bold, thick delivery of ink, and the 'Jumbo' size promises to enable marking away for some time to come.... I cannot offer informed opinion on the 'permanence' quite yet; as I plan to allow some time to pass, with exposure to strong light as part of the endurance angle. As with every review I make; I will update with any changes or further observations. * Surfaces tested thus far ; Leather. Cloth, Plastic, and Polyurethane Casting Resin. UPDATE (Jan.2, 2023): One factor of some interest that I have observed.... Quite by accident, I dropped a blob of the black ink on a surface, and left it there to dry... I was amazed later when I noted that this dried thick drop had a notable solidity to it, I had to press my thumbnail into it, it was almost a plastic consistency. I applied the stuff to a piece of plastic and allowed it to dry thoroughly, resulting in an amazingly-solid coating.

Great cover up for large jobs