Arrtx Acrylic Paint Markers, 120 Colors, Brush Tip for Rock, Wood, DIY

Love these, have used them all the time for the past few years. There's always one or two where the color ends up not being exact due to shifting of pigments I suppose. I've only had a few that dry out a bit, so then you need to leave em' upside down for a minute so that the ink flows back. But, I could always get a replacement on their site when one doesn't work well anymore. I've never had them Leak or anything similar. I like the finish of them, how you can mix colors, and how they dry fast. The packaging is Amazing, and the brush tip is handy, although it wears out a little over time, also depending on the marker and how much it's used. They work on most materials, paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, even glass. Though they'll of course come off the glass, plastic, or metal if not fixated. They can also be used for painting easter eggs. I know some people that don't like these markers, and there are probably better one's out there, but for the price, I think they're great. They last, work amazing, and can be used for a bunch of projects. Great as a gift as well!

I bought these acrylic markers specifically to use on basswood for my crafting projects, and they exceeded my expectations. Right out of the box, I was impressed with the quality. They came very well-packaged — not just in a throwaway case, but in a sturdy, reusable storage box that keeps everything organized and easy to access. Before diving into a project, I created a swatch sheet directly on a piece of basswood to see how the colors would show up — and wow, the vibrancy is beautiful! Even on unfinished wood, the colors go on smooth and bold with full coverage. There’s no need to layer again and again just to get them to show up. The markers themselves glide effortlessly while using them. The paint flows evenly, and the tips are precise, making them great for detail work and filling in larger areas. I didn’t experience any skipping or blotching, and the ink dries quickly without smearing, which is a huge plus. I’ve tested a lot of paint markers in the past, and these have definitely earned a permanent spot in my art supplies. If you’re looking for reliable, vibrant, easy-to-use acrylic markers — especially for use on wood like basswood — I highly recommend giving these a try! (Photos attached showing the swatch test on wood.)

I have tried several brands of acrylic markers. These are among the best. I really like the color selection. The markers are light yet durable. Writing performance is great. They are versatile. They are a good value for money.

I know Arrtx gets wonderful reviews, and the color selection in this set is amazing. The brush tips are very nice to work with, and the paint coverage is beautifully opaque. However, at least half a dozen of the markers—primarily the lighter and neon shades—arrived almost completely dried out. It’s a fantastic set for DIY crafts overall, but a bit disappointing to have a few duds right out of the box.

My daughter’s been using these a lot and likes them. The ink goes down smooth, the colors are solid, and the set has a good range. They also haven’t bled through the paper, and they’ve worked well on a few different surfaces/projects. Price-wise, this set feels worth it. It’s a solid set size for the money, especially since most of the colors actually work well. The only issue was the white marker we got was dry, and white is a pretty important one to have working. The box is helpful for keeping everything organized and color-coded, but I do wish it came with a carrying bag. Overall, a really good set, minus the white marker.

Wow. I’m genuinely blown away by this product. I expected “good enough” at BEST. The quality for the cost put these in the realm of amazing value. And I work with a BUDGET, okay? They are legit opaque and go on smooth as butter. No scratchiness. There’s no “priming” and they are completely waterproof as far as I can tell. I did run a wet brush over the sphere painting and nothing budged. The markers are not flimsy. They are very light but solid in the hand. The brush tip is exactly what it should be. The colors on the marker are reasonably close to the color of the actual “acrylic paint”. I don’t think these are actually “acrylic” as in “plastic paint” if you know what acrylic is (but I could totally be wrong). I’d call this more of a “waterproof gouache in a marker”. But I get why they just went with “acrylic marker”. More comprehensible. Doesn’t really matter on any practical front though. The only “nitpick” I can offer is that there are limited options in the really dark values. “8” and above according my personal value chart. I don’t find this to be a genuine issue. There’s plenty of “dark enough” and I prefer that if you have to favor one end of the spectrum or the other, I’d favor the light and midtones like they did with this product. But really. Five or six genuinely DARK values would balance the palette more. Rather than just two. At least a really dark green and blue. But that’s REALLY nitpicking. I do know the whole problem with this is opacity. It’s hard to get chemically provide both “super dark” and “opaque” I confess I want more colors. I would definitely pay for more colors at this price value. MAYBE a separate set of just darks? Either way. Great quality for great value. Five stars well earned.

Not a lot of darker colors but vibrant and nice. Some colors may last longer!

The Arrtx Acrylic Paint Markers look amazing, but when I made a swatch of all the colors, I noticed that the ink quality was inconsistent and that there were a few dry markers in my set... 😞 In particular, marker colors 00, C02, 43, and 55A seemed to struggle with paint flow. 43 was by far the worst and is completely unusable--it's so dry that the brush tip immediately starts to tear the paper. Looking at some other reviews, it seems like 43 is a color that often has this problem. I tried removing and replacing the nib (as some reviews suggested) but there was no improvement. I'm really disappointed about the dry markers, especially since Arrtx doesn't sell individual colors on Amazon. It also feels awful to return a whole set of markers, just because a few of them don't work, so I'm not sure whether I want to go through with a return. The color labels need to be stuck on individually too, so I'm fairly certain that the set would just be tossed in the trash if I were to return it and that feels horribly wasteful. TLDR; I'm giving these markers 2 stars overall for the following reasons... -Markers look great, IF they work. -Paint flow is inconsistent. -Received a few dry markers. -A few markers overflow with paint and it comes out in messy blobs that can be hard to control. -Sticker labels keep coming off on the edges. -Markers don't sit firmly in place within the case, so it can be really annoying to put markers back. You have to really look where you're going to find the empty slot, and this can be time consuming. EDIT Increased star rating from 2 stars to 3 stars because I was able to reach out to the company via their main website and customer service sent me replacement markers for the problematic ones I called out. I would've upgraded it to 4 stars because I am fairly happy with the quality of paint produced by the markers now that I have a fully functional set, BUT my main reasons for keeping it 3 stars are... 1. The process for contacting customer service to receiving the marker replacements was about 5-6 weeks. This feels really slow considering that the original set ships very quickly via Amazon. 2. The process required more time and effort than I would have liked. It took multiple rounds of emails, each with 3+ days between replies to get things straight for what should have been a simple process. 3. Considering how many other reviews have called out dry markers, I feel like this problem should have been resolved by now. Either by figuring out quality control with colors that are consistently problematic, or by streamlining the replacement process. 4. Having quality control issues like these are particularly unpleasant for a product where you would need to individually test each item, especially with the manual sticker labeling system.

I have tried LOADS of acrylic pens, Expensive ones and cheap ones. These are middle priced I guess (compared to Posca or Ohuhu) They are really good! no priming or shaking needed. Time will tell if the brushes stay neat or how long they last but I have done a few projects on MDF and paper and can say the coverage is brilliant, very opaque on first pass. No streaking either. They dry fast and are nice to hold. I really recommend these. A nice range of colours and a sturdy box too, (remember to store horizontally for best life of pens) . Well worth the bit extra. This review also for the metallic pens which are the first I have tried that give good coverage and no streaks.

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Love the product. The art markers really are so much fun. Delivery was fast and as expected

Wow , super nice pens!! Just one pen is a bit dry but the colours and the way they glide is so nice

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