Top Valve Action Marker Pen, Set of 24 Colors Simptap Acrylic Paint Pens, Extra Brush Tip, Water Based Paint Markers for Stone, Glass, Easter Egg and Fabric Painting-Arts and Crafts for Adults

Llegó un poco maltratada la caja, pero! Sus colores están geniales! Altamente recomendados! Solo no hay que presionar con tanta fuerza su válvula de tinta, de ahí en fuera, excelentes!

Ich liebe diese Stifte, sie decken sehr gut und sind sehr smooth. Ich würde mir mehr Abstufungen einer Farbe wünschen, dafür braucht man dann einfach eine größere Packung

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I’m not a huge fan of these for a few reasons:Firstly, I used the black marker once to do the test color page and then when I opened it the following day, it just flooded out everywhere. Luckily I was cautious and it didn’t go over the protective sheet I’d laid down. But now it’s all gummy on the press end and just flows out continuously albeit much slower. I have only used them for the test swatches and part of a cheap Christmas coloring book page that was close by (grabbed it off Temu and yes it was a knockoff and not AT SLL the quality of Amazon books such as Southern Lotus or Coco Wyo for example). So not looking good for longevity imho. I didn’t even press firmly on the black so now I’m too scared to prime them properly on other colors for fear of breaking more markers and when it’s more than $50AUD for the set I want to keep them for other projects and not just break them all trying to use them on paper based coloring/art.Secondly, they don’t appear to be ideal for quality paper either due to issues with the blotching, priming and mess!! I got drips on my iPad screen, my phone and hands. The old sheet is a mess and they can’t be used anywhere or by anyone that may not be able to keep them off expensive surfaces. I cleaned it off the screens easily with a spray of isopropyl alcohol and using a nail brush on skin works fairly well too, but they aren’t really washable so clothes, carpet, furniture, shoes etc will no be ok if accidents happen. Of course that could be good if you want to use them on some canvas shoes or bags for customization…. My child and I have decided to use them instead on projects outside such as decorating pots for plants and taking them out to draw while walking, maybe near the beach etc. We can do some designs or small pictures on smooth rocks and stash them for kids to find. Hopefully they work on surfaces such as glass and plastic, keep in mind they will need to be sealed/varnished on smooth surfaces though, possibly even a layer of ur resin to make durable too. But using them outside will be easier to manage overflow when priming them anyway. Word of caution but many will be faster then others to ‘fill’, so if you prime one and it doesn’t come out for 3 presses, don’t assume the next won’t drip after just one press. And it’s almost impossible to guess which will happen.Now for what I do like, I love the idea or concept because it gives more control over line width and allows the use of bishops instead a sturdier bullet tip (for the nip priming). The inks are pretty, and most have a great coverage with only one stroke. I haven’t experimented with color layering while still wet but it seems as though it will be fun. It looks nice for the tree I did as a quick dry layering test on the cheap paper though so looks promising (see photo). The Gold and Silver is a nice addition to the set color range and I love the vibrancy of the range of colors too. They include a good balance of tonal colors too, for the size of the set and the addition of a charcoal and true black is fun imho.Overall, they are good for something’s but not as a replacement or possibly light fast substitute for alcohol markers with coloring books as anxiety/stress relief. They are a great concept and I hope there is a second generation that may overcome some of the problems with the priming and ink blotches, and depending on your skills/planned use they may be fantastic. They just seem to me to be very expensive compared to using regular acrylic paints and brushes for what I will use them on. I have a shoulder issue rn, that has a lasting tremor of my writing hand so I was really hopeful that I could satisfy my urge to paint using these on coloring books. Alas, I will need to just use them on other surfaces until my shoulder heals…

Geniales, a la vista está que no para de subir su precio…. Merece la pena espero q no lleguen a los precios de otras marcas más “conocidas”