edding5000 acrylic marker broad - traffic white - 1 waterproof acrylic paint marker - chisel nib 5-10 mm - acrylic paint pen for drawing on canvas, art paper and wood - acrylic markers for pebbles

Worked very well for covering chipped black paint on a black fake wood ikea cabinet. Much more natural than say a black marker pen. Also worked great on a black painted mirror. A handy tool to have if you like touching things up :)

So, let me tell you about this fantastic little pen I came across recently. I had some unsightly scratches on my stair banister, and I wasn't quite sure how to tackle the issue. Then, I stumbled upon this pen, and honestly, it's been an absolute game-changer!After applying it to the scratched areas, I couldn't believe my eyes - my banister was looking brand new again! I do want to mention that it takes a while to dry, so you'll need to be patient. But trust me, it's worth the wait. Once dried, the results are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also incredibly long-lasting.The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that this pen is a must-have for every household. It's one of those handy tools you never knew you needed until you have it in your hands.

Really easy to use and the broad tip is great for colouring in large areas. Used on top of another paint for an artwork and it was very sheer compared to other black acrylic markers I have used in the past so required a few coats. Also looked quite watery on top of white acrylic. Not so fast drying either, it did require a few minutes to dry and ran when I spayed acrylic sealant over the top so leave for a few hours before sealing.

This was greeting for writing on a plastic playhouse. Dried quickly and looks good.

It was alright won’t show over dark background it is quite watery even after shaking it I won’t be purchasing again

Great acrylic paint pen does well on covering mdf in broad strokes. Fast drying and a super colour too. I will need morns colours!

Bought to write over Christmas wrapping paper.It won't write over anything shiny, patterned or dark because it's so wet/liquidy and sheer (see wrapping paper - drew a 'K' and it left pools of liquid)The ink is so watery that even when I tried it on paper, it makes the paper moist and comes through the back of the paper.Gave it the benefit of the doubt and shook for a long time and then it all exploded in the cap.Takes a while to dry, that was when I tried smudging after 2 minutes.Read reviews for what you want it for because it's really not good for paper.

This gold application has been used on handles and ornaments with positive results