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Shay
> 24 hourI recently seen an artist on YouTube using these reviews them and shows how to use them , That being said if your new to these and not familiar on how to use “they are not dry you have to shake them really well then pump the pen tip on paper until the paint fills the tip to your desire. Also your can remove the tip and fill with your own paint after empty easy removal and replacing. Pretty cool I like them so far and excited to try different arts with them. Mine came in the boxes and well packaged excluding 2 of them were closed up with plastic , which from what I see that’s how their sold.
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RD2D
> 24 hourEach pen is individually factory wrapped inside the box. Water based no odor. Wont bleed through paper. Gift for 10yr old she loves them.
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Mark J. Pescatrice
> 24 hourWe bought this set for my daughters varied art projects. Firstly, the packaging is different. Uniball sends these in a generic Uniball box, not the one show in the picture. Secondly, they only send 23 markers. I returned them, and the replacement set only had 23 markers, with the same generic packaging. These came direct from Uniball, so not sure whats happening between them and this product posting. These markers are great and I wasnt sending them back another time, but be aware that you might not get what you ordered. Recommended, with reservation.
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Ro Fish
> 24 hourThe paint in these is opaque, which is nice. The tips are a good size for the project that I needed them for but may not be good for every project. I did find that the tip bled a little and the paint takes a while to dry as such. You can get good coverage with these. I used them to paint small jewelry pieces. Ive had friends tell me that they work well on windows for signage and window painting, so Ill try them on that next.
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Bayba
> 24 hourBought these as a gift for my boyfriend who’s an artist. He absolutely loves them, posca are amazing paint markers with a soft and not so harsh nib. Which is great because they wouldn’t shred up the paper. Highly recommend them A+++ Pros: - you don’t have to shake em after every use - very pigments - odorless - last a pretty long time Cons: - some lighter color don’t cover up to well (have to layer)
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Dennis Almeida
> 24 hourI am a beginner for this markers so far is good
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Alisa
> 24 hourI just got this, but they didn’t came in the original box. All the markers are sealed.
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Hayden
> 24 hourI finally decided to purchase Posca paint markers after they became extremely popular upon the artist community, but I was a little disappointed to find out that they pill the paper pretty bad, especially when youre coloring a large section of the paper. I love the way they look- but I dont love the pilling. Was expecting something a little better considering the price!
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Aunt Ruths Quilt Shop
> 24 hourPretty expensive but totally worth the money
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Samantha S.
> 24 hourThe metallics took a while to get the paint to the tip as well as my light green, black, and both blues. They eventually started working, and they work amazingly. The pastels were the easiest to use out of all of them. They color well and dry fast. I totally recommend these. If your marker doesnt load, shake it for a while and then switch the tip around and shake more. It worked for me and all of my markers work well now.