Acrylic Marker
Also known as paint pens, paint markers, and acrylic pens, they combine the convenience of a writing instrument with the versatility of paint.
Acrylic paint pens, once dry and properly adhered to the surface, are usually not easy to come off.
That’s hard to do. One of the outstanding features of acrylic pens is that they are permanent.
They’re easy to use on a variety of surfaces, including paper, wood, textiles, glass, ceramics, rock, and more!
The main difference between chalk markers and paint markers is that paint markers are permanent, while chalk markers are semi-permanent with more color choices and finishes. Although paint markers are a popular choice, chalk markers are a convenient choice.
Regular markers won’t show on dark paper, but acrylic markers can draw on dark paper, stones, and a variety of materials.
Simply put, acrylic paint marker pens can be used on most objects! Whether the surface is light or dark, rough or smooth it makes no difference. Porcelain, glass, plastic, fabric, wood, metal.
Give them a really good Shake. Then pump that pen down a few times to get the ink to flow out to the nib. Wait a few seconds let it flow pump it down a couple of more times and you are good to go.
Acrylic paint pens are a favorite in various artistic realms, from creating eye-catching designs on fabric to adding artistic touches to stone or glass.
