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Lea Seidman
> 24 hourI’ve used Posca pens on wood, vinyl, rocks, and paper. On wood, over a good primer coat of Zinnser, they held up extremely well. They were unfaded and didn’t peel or flake after a year of exposure to the elements, including heat, rain, and light sun exposure. (For comparison, bottled acrylic paint applied at the same time did fade.) They were also great and time-saving for adding details on a 3’ x 6’ painting. On medium-weight and up paper, they’re good. They stick great to cleaned rocks, but choose rocks that are as smooth as possible and work gently. I had a tiny bit of texture on my rock, and it made the tip of my pen fuzzy. On a soft leather-textured vinyl iPad cover, they stuck well and didn’t rub off. They could be scraped off, but I didn’t spray with a protectant. All the colors cover well. The white (as typical of almost all white paint) takes multiple passes to cover. The black is silky and opaque on the first pass. There are lower-priced paint pens, but Posca are still the best if you want professional-looking, long-lasting results.
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N. Meagher
> 24 hourThis is my first time painting rocks and wow, these pens make it so easy! Nice control, one coat does it, and great lines. A word of warning, to get it started, I pressed/pushed down on the tip and A LOT of paint will come out. I did it on the side, on a piece of paper and not on the art work. But after that they are great. I already bought more. Finer tips would be great for details. I used a tiny paint brush with the extra paint that came out at the beginning for the details here until I get my extra fine tip shipment. Will buy again!!! Now I feel like a penguin giving out rocks as gifts, lol. I plan on making a rock garden in my basement window well, so it will super fun. My own rock gallery!
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Jenny Phipps
> 24 hourOk love love these paint pens and wouldve given 5 stars but the description is misleading. I cannot figure out how these are reversible besides the tip comes out and they look exactly the same size. So either Im having a blonde moment and Im missing something or thats exactly what they call reversible.
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Jeremy R. Bennetts
> 24 hourThey didnt arrive in a Posca box rather loosely in a shipping box. Is that normal. We only received 22 of the 24 markers. But my son is totally excited and jumped all around and said he is not worried about the 2 missing so if he is happy then I am happy!
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RD2D
> 24 hourEach pen is individually factory wrapped inside the box. Water based no odor. Wont bleed through paper. Gift for 10yr old she loves them.
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Alisa
> 24 hourI just got this, but they didn’t came in the original box. All the markers are sealed.
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Carrie W.
> 24 hourIve seen Posca pens used on many YouTube channels from artists that I follow, so thats what I went for when I needed to make a gift for my cousins baby shower. I was worried when I bought the chalkboard that the bumpier painted plastic as I call it would be difficult to write on. However, the Posca pens glided right along! The amount of paint that came out was perfect. I was worried with the bumpy surface that too much would come out and it would smear, but that never happened. I also like this size as you can do small details (like the thin circles and smaller writing), but can also do larger areas of paint (like the name and hearts) easily without having to push the pen constantly for more paint. Pros: *easy to start paint and get the pens going *vibrant colors, large variety *these fine points do thin lines, but can fill in larger areas quickly enough *large variety of colors to choose from Cons: Not really a con...but here is what I could come up with: *I didnt find it to be a problem, but some people who are just doing one quick project may not like the price point. However, I find it worth it for the quality and variety included. If you arent sure, Id recommended getting a smaller pack to try first, but these were worth the money! Ill use them some more and report back if I find any issues!
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Mark J. Pescatrice
> 24 hourWe bought this set for my daughters varied art projects. Firstly, the packaging is different. Uniball sends these in a generic Uniball box, not the one show in the picture. Secondly, they only send 23 markers. I returned them, and the replacement set only had 23 markers, with the same generic packaging. These came direct from Uniball, so not sure whats happening between them and this product posting. These markers are great and I wasnt sending them back another time, but be aware that you might not get what you ordered. Recommended, with reservation.
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Josh Freeman
> 24 hourCant beat this price
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Shay
> 24 hourI recently seen an artist on YouTube using these reviews them and shows how to use them , That being said if your new to these and not familiar on how to use “they are not dry you have to shake them really well then pump the pen tip on paper until the paint fills the tip to your desire. Also your can remove the tip and fill with your own paint after empty easy removal and replacing. Pretty cool I like them so far and excited to try different arts with them. Mine came in the boxes and well packaged excluding 2 of them were closed up with plastic , which from what I see that’s how their sold.