Slobproof Acrylic Paint Pens | Paint Brush Pens FiIll With Any Rock Paint, Canvas Paint, Glass Paint, Ceramic Paint or Glitter Paint | Medium-Point Paint Markers for Rock Painting and Fabric Painting

I paint holiday and season figurines for decor and mix a great many custom colors so most often retail paint pens are not something I can use as they do not match the colors I use and most rarely blend well enough to mimic the color. Paint pens are great if I just need a black or silver or gold for detail work but having a way to put custom mixed paint into a pen, and one with a brush tip is sheer genius from my perspective. The downside is that they are not reusable so once the paint is gone I cannot refill it and they seem to have only the one sized brush tip, so if your doing some serious art work you may find these limiting, however if you have a large are that needs to be painted with the equal of a 1/8th inch flat brush and like the dispensing power of a marker or pen these are perfect for that. The price point is a bit high, since they are empty and the paint cost comes from the artist and given that they cannot be reused. I definitely have projects that these will work best for and probably will purchase again, however I would have more reason to buy them if there were a choice of brush tips and they develop a way the pens can be refilled and reused. I have used then for acrylics, glitters, metallics and enamels, some of which were mixed with various mediums, and they worked great with all of them.

It's a refillable paint marker where you choose the paint. There's multiple pens included and they are easy to load with paint. I used simple craft paint without any thinner. I chose a rusty brown to use for painting the sides of rails on model railroad track after the ties had been painted with an airbrush. There are commercial products for this from Testors and Woodland Scenics, but this is cheaper, gives you more brushes and works very well. It took two passes to get full coverage, but that is the nature of the paint being used, not the brush pen. These worked quite nicely. And with so many included, I gave away a couple to other modelers to try out and they will be ordering their own sets as well as a result.It's a good product that has great potential outside of crafts. Never limit yourself to what you see on the package. A tool is a tool and can be used how YOU want to use it.

This design is BRILLIANT! THERE IS NOTHING COMPARABLE TO THIS PRODUCT FROM WHAT I HAVE INVESTIGATED OR EXPERIMENTED WITH!Was looking for a good flow brush for acrylic paint writing (SEE PICS) i used a metallic acrylic paint here. Project turned out good.The brush is good quality. I think the purpose of this design of the brush is to touch up paint in the house. I will experiment with that around the light switch etc.There are a few things id like to see from this company... The ability to refill and a variety of brush sizes. THEN IT WOULD BE PERFECT for my uses. Thanks.What will you create today??

I stumbled on these refillable brushes after exhausting my search for a gray paint pen. I have used refillable felt tip markers and brushes in the past with varying degrees of success, but decided to looke for a refillable marker. That’s when I stumbled across these “Slobproof Paint-it refillable markers. They are everything they claim to be. Syringes included to fill each pen, absolutely leakproof. And the only way you get blobs of paint is if YOU overpump it. I’ve also tested storing paint in one and after a week lying horizontally it has not leaked. If I could afford to I’d use these and fill all my most used paint colors for the easiest access in the world. The price is on point, and at $3-$5 a pen, cheaper than many paint pens on the market, and well worth it. I did NOT receive this as a trial. I paid every penny for it and am so glad I did!

Great idea - IF you don’t need to swap out colors. The fact that these are NOT REFILLABLE is highly unfortunate and means they’re of little use to me in the long run. Will figure out what paint or ink I want to use a lot, since once it’s filled, that’s it! I also prefer refillable tools for environmental reasons. If company offers a refillable version, will give that a try. Until then, however, will not buy any more of this non-refillable model.

I don't understand why the brush head has to compress (click) in. Why didn't you guys have it screw in? After the marker sits awhile it takes Godzilla to remove the brush head. Thank god they got somewhat of the idea when they made the cap to screw on the threaded head. Again...why can't the brush head screw and unscrew as well? Also, why can't you offer a smaller brush profile? Other than that, this product is well made - and being extremely picky - I was very happy with this purchase. I was darn glad I ordered it. Two thumbs up.

This is a great product for doing projects where precision point is not necessary. We had fun playing with these but, my fault, I had not really paid attention to the "medium point" description and was hoping for something with a finer point. But these are still way better than a paint brush for little ones.

The concept is great, but they don't hold much paint.