Artline400XF Paint Markers for Wood, Plastic, Metal, and Canvas, Permanent Markers for Outdoor/Indoor Applications, Opaque Paint Markers with 2.3 mm Bullet Tip - Black, Pack of 12

These artline Paint Markers, Industrial Pro Use, For Any Surface work great! The yellow is bright enough that you can see it on almost any surface. Great for use in the shop!

I recently purchased the artline Paint Markers and I am extremely impressed with their quality and versatility. These markers are perfect for any surface and the permanent yellow color is vibrant and long-lasting.What I love most about these markers is how easy they are to use. They glide smoothly across any surface, from paper to metal, and the 2.3 mm tip allows for precise lines and details. The ink dries quickly, which is great for projects that require multiple layers of color.These markers are also incredibly durable, making them perfect for industrial use. They can withstand high temperatures, humidity, and even exposure to chemicals. I've used them on everything from plastic to glass to steel, and the ink has stayed put without fading or smudging.Overall, I highly recommend the artline Paint Markers to anyone looking for a high-quality, versatile, and durable marker. The yellow color is perfect for adding a pop of brightness to any project, and the 12-pack ensures that you'll have plenty of markers to work with. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and would definitely buy from artline again.

I always wanted paint pens as a kid, but never could get mom to get me any, now I have a box of them. I thought I'd have more fun with them, sucks growing up. Ohh, this isn't counseling, review that's right, I need to write about about how well I thing they can leave a line. They are swell..and yellow. I have written words and even played a game of hangman with a friend, they did what they were supposed to, the friend and the pen. So whether you need to make sure you will leave a mark of your choice that will last or just like the color yellow, these are the paint pens for you.All kidding aside, they seem like good pens, no leaks, no failure in the several I have used. If I had any complaint, maybe the paint could flow a bit quicker, if you move to fast the paint won't come out smoothly enough to make a solid line, but that's more of an operator error then the pen. So they write right for me .

The media could not be loaded. below is my original review, but I wanted to give an update based on using these markers. Even though I initially loved these, what I found is that in time, the paint falls off whatever it is applied to, so that makes them pretty useless unless your application is for something short lived.I've been wanting to mark my trash and recycling bins with an identifier for ages and when I saw these, I thought they might be exactly what I needed. I also got a pack of letter stencils so that the result might look a little decent.See the video for how it applies and the final look. Keep in mind that this is the first time I have used these markers and I can tell you that there is a learning curve to using them.They are simple enough to get started -- just shake it for a while (there is a weight inside the paint/ink tank), open it up and push the nib down several times to get the paint flowing. You also have to pushing the nib down to refresh the flow while you are working.I am happy with the result even though it would never pass as a professional job, I'm sure I'll get better at the application as I find new uses for the markers. One thing I'll point out is that the nib is rounded, so the line that it drawn is pretty narrow. I was expecting it to be a chisel style nib, but it is not. The primary purpose of these seems to be free hand writing, so that makes sense.Once the marker is open to the air, it is going to dry out. Even at the end of my project, the paint in the marker seemed to be drying out, making it harder to get the paint to flow out.I'm giving the full 5 stars as I see that they perform as expected(aside from the shape of the nib) and are fairly priced. They come 12 to a box, so they'll last me quite a while.

As a professional automotive technician, I use paint markers on a daily basis. I use them to mark a variety of vehicle components for orientation or position when disassembling such as u-joint yokes, splines, ignition coils, timing chains, timing belts, tires, etc. I also use them to label tool set cases so I can easily identify them when they're stacked in a cabinet.Yellow paint is my favorite as it is highly visible. This paint marker set includes 12 pens with each one individually plastic wrapped/sealed. They are easy to use. Shake them a few times as you hear and feel the shaker ball inside, press in the tip to get the paint flowing to the tip and mark away on anything. So far, these markers are working great and the pain adheres to all surfaces I've used them on.This box of 12 markers costs $29.99 at the time of review, making them $2.50 each. They work just as well as markers that I have paid double or nearly triple that. This box of 12 should last me a long time. I give them 5 stars all day long.

This review is for artline Paint Markers, Industrial Pro Use, For Any Surface, Permanent Yellow, 2.3 mmEach of the 12 makers is individually sealed in plastic wrap to prevent the paint from drying out.After about 10 minute of shaking (after you can hear the ball bearing inside) I pressed the tip down repeatedly (for about 10 seconds) and the paint began to mark.The Amazon write-up and the maker box said the line with is 2.3 mm. I actually measured 3.0 mm width.The paint is a very-easy-to-read bright yellow.I change my car’s tires each season: Snow tires go on in late fall and the all season tires get put back on in the spring. Each tire is marked with a number or letter so I can keep track of the tire location history as they are rotated each season. The tire markings have been gradually fading so I’ll begin to remark each rubber tire with these artline yellow paint markers.These are priced affordably at $3.75 each (12 pack) on Amazon.