New Water Marbling Paint 12 Colors Tube Set / 12ml Marble kit

So much fun! No problems with it at all - just remember, it takes FOREVER for oil paint to dry. All oil paint. Not just this one.

Please don't waste your money on this set of marbling paint. I took a class in Suminagashi at my local library, and the teacher recommended buying paint on Amazon (Innovation Marbling Kit, Japanese Suminagashi by Aitoh). When I was shopping on Amazon, I saw this set of paints by Stationery, which were about the same price but had twice as many colors as the teacher-recommended set. I bought this one instead. Bad decision. The paint ran, did not adhere to the paper, and was still wet the next day. The paints used in our class dried immediately with brilliant colors and no bleeding or running. The resulting pictures were crisp and clear with beautiful designs of separate colors. Lesson learned....always listen to your teacher!!! Buy the set by Aitoh instead - you'll be thrilled with the end product.UPDATE: After about a month, I decided to give these inks another try - with a different medium to adhere to. When I opened the box, ALL of the colors had leaked out into the tray. The tops had been screwed back on tightly, so it's a mystery. It was a big stinky oily mess. Needless to say, this was the last straw, so into the garbage they went. The smell was bad enough to warrant taking the garbage out to the dumpster. PLEASE don't waste your money on this junk.

The paint is not acrylic, it has an oil base which does not work with water. The colors are bright and bold. The tops do leak and the paints are messy to work with. I would not purchase again!

This kit makes amazing marbled paper. So easy to use; just a little water and a few drops of paint. Swirl the paint around and lay down the cardstock. Dries very quickly. I got two really good prints out of each round of paint. Very bold print the first time and a more subdued print the second time. It even worked on black cardstock. Super easy clean up. It just wiped off of everything except the paper; counter, paint brush, sink and my hands.

I was pleasantly surprised by these paints. Excellent coverage for cups although you’ll likely go through the tubes pretty quickly. The only reason I couldn’t give it five stars was because the caps on the tubes do NOT seal well. 8 tubes leaked completely out even though the caps are twisted securely.

This was a really fun project to do with my kids, and we were pretty happy with the results. The paint/ink worked reasonably well, but I'm not sure I would recommend them unless you know what you are doing and know this is what you want. These are oil based and work on the principle of oil being less dense than water. They have an incredibly potent petroleum smell. Even though we did this outside it stunk up our entire house. It was like working with gasoline. I'm not entirely sure these are not toxic and am concerned about that. Several of us felt light headed and sick, again, even though we were working outside with good ventilation.While the results were pretty cool, it takes a long time to dry. Possibly never dries? Think of oil or food stains you get on paper or fabric, even after 24 hours it is not cured. We were working with paper and fabric, if you are applying paint to a hard surface and then coating it with a sealer or something, might be a different story. We made an incredible mess and had fun, but next time I think I will go with the water based route of carrageenan and acrylic paint, at least it will be easy clean up and I can feel safe that it is not toxic.

Not as easy to use as it sounds and quit messy

I enjoyed making my own envelopes using these very vibrant paints. These are a bit different than typical marbling paints. They are oil based so the more paint u pile on the longer it takes to dry. Also they dont form a skin on the water’s surface so swirling them around is a bit different too. Seems to be best for paper only.