Posca Full Set of 8 Acrylic Paint Pens with Reversible Fine Point Pen Tips, Paint Markers for Rock Painting, Fabric, Glass / Metal Paint, and Graffiti

I love them. They work wonderful. Took some time to get them to start, but i handed them off to my s.o. Who started them & tested them out for me in my sketchbook 🙂

tips:
if you are going to use something like plastic in your diy, i may suggest you sand it a bit so it can adhere a bit better. Especially if you plan on making something permanent (like a light switch cover or a jar).
If you are using it on plastic, after it dries, you can chip away at it to make some cool effects or fix a mistake. If you do this though, use something that is just sharp enough and precise enough to do what you need.
This is water based, so if you truly mess up, you could wipe it away and start over. Probably could not do that on wood or something that may absorb it, but you could go over it after it dries.
Layering colors – be warned! If you have a heavy hand and put a lot of pressure, you will chip away the paint you have already put down. I suggest letting each layer completely dry and use very soft pressure. Go over as needed.
Using black! Use this color last! As i mentioned before, when layering, colors can chip away. You can also pick up the color black if you have not let the layer dry completely. You can go over black, but you just might mix your colors up.
If you are doing something like shown in the picture, i would use a really good gloss paint (or matte) after everything has totally dried. Do the spraying in layers. Let it set totally for 2/3 days so that you don’t ruin or smudge your hard work.

My son saw these on youtube and so i ordered them for him as he loves to draw. These markers are super nice and bold and seem to write on any surface. Recommend!

Thanks to youtube, my son can’t get enough of these markers. They are expensive but he is obsessed with them. This is my second time purchasing them and i’m sure i will purchase again.

I love this product it’s exactly what i expected

Very colorful and sharp, make any drawing or coloring book beautiful.

Excelente

El paquete fue dejado en otra dirección . Mi vecina amablemente lo trajo a mi domicilio. Es la primera vez que tengo esta mala experiencia.

I purchased a set of these three years ago. Just found them. They still work! Felt is still good, and ink still flows (with a bit of priming to get them started).
Overall they have a very high opacity and write well on any surface. Like most paint markers you have to be mindful to keep the marker pointed down or you’ll have feed problems, but yeah, they’re great! They aren’t ‘permanent’, so won’t hold up to too much abuse, but it sticks to most surfaces well enough to handle light touching.

High quality product. Easy to use.

Flawless colors .. Easy to use in worth the price

Tried it on stamps (the red shapes in my photos) and the coverage was too uneven. I wouldn’t recommend it for stamps. (by the way, the red is so bright that it almost looks pink.)

the white is beautiful on kraft paper. I used them to customize easy and cheap kraft paper tablecloths for thanksgiving, which was also an activity for the kids.

If you like the autumn maple leaves in my photos, they are asin b07hn4mcls.

Good product. I will purchase again

In the second photo you can see that the ink sorta messed up when i was erasing, other than that it’s a good product!

Some of the pens let out a lot of paint when you press down on them which sucks but u can still us it ig- other than that the pens r great :>

Had problems with ink coming out in a big drop and need a darker red. They flow smoothly once you get them started.

Posca pens make painting so much quicker and easier! You can make fine details so much better than with a normal paintbrush, you don’t need to do multiple coats, and it drys so quickly! I would suggest using it on plastic or plastic-like things because when you use it on paper it really just looks like a marker and you end up wasting your posca when you could have just used a marker. Other than that, the only thing i would say is that the longer it drys the easier it is to scratch off, so for best use i would try and draw pretty quickly and let it dry for 2 minutes (that’s about the time it takes for the posca paint to fully dry, which is amazing!!) and then coat it with mod podge (https://www.amazon.com/cs11201-mod-podge-8-ounce-1-pack/dp/b003w0xr8m/ref=sr_1_2?crid=fhp8rrnuci6&dchild=1&keywords=mod%2bpodge&qid=1603559148&sprefix=mod%2bpo%2caps%2c211&sr=8-2&th=1) so that the paint is protected and won’t be scratched off. If you want to do some artwork that will take more than 2 minutes, i would suggest just finishing it a section at a time and then coating that section with mod podge. Anyway, it’s a really awesome product!

They do the job very well. Some of the best colors in terms of not being faded or cheap. They are very vibrant. But can be a little hard to use at first.

(note: this is the same review i used for the posca bold paint markers.)

when they call these markers ‘bold’ they mean bold! Like goldilocks, i have tried two sizes (of posca paint markers) and found them not what i was looking for. The ‘fine’ size have tips that are smaller than (for a common point of reference) the sharpie ‘fine’ point (the typical sharpie we all know and love). These ‘bold’ one each have a wedge tip which is similar in size to what used to be known as ‘magic markers’, which makes them great for filling in large areas of color. The tube is chunky–about an inch in diameter–unlike any other marker i have ever used.

Now, for the paint itself…it is opaque and bright and, once dry, similar in feel to poster paints or gouache. If you want to layer colors or lay down two colors side-by-side, you need to let the paint dry, which happens fairly quickly, but not instantly like a solvent-based marker. They’re great for layering over other media, like solvent markers, watercolors and collaged bits. I’ve read they’re good for other surfaces, though the only other surface i’ve tried them on is printmaking paper. (not a success: the big wedge tip abraded the soft surface of the print paper, leaving a trail of little colored rolls.)

they make a good addition to my marker collection, doing something (laying down opaque marks over other colors) that the others can’t do. I will most likely buy the medium size, finding them just right.

I used these pens to paint the outlet covers in my room, although they can take a while to set up it was completely worth it. The paint applied well and didn’t run at all. I got some on my skin on accident, but it washed off incredibly easily. I would recommend these if you don’t mind have to wait to set it up and for layers to dry, as if you do go back over a still wet layer it will erase the paint as expected. My only complaint is that the pack doesn’t come with an orange or purple pen which i can absolutely overlook.

I was disappointed when i first tried to use these pens. Only 3 out of 8 had instant paint flow to the tips. But i put them back in the box and set them tilted tip side down in a bowl until the next day. Then i found each pen worked as they should. It would be helpful to add a slip of paper with directions in english on how not only to start the paint flowing, but how to trouble shoot if they don’t immediately work. I will purchase these pens again.