Acrylic Paint Pens - Set of 52

The pens are water-based and generally considered safe for crafting, but adult supervision is recommended for younger children.

While designed for solid surfaces, they can work on some fabrics; however, they may feel stiff and are not guaranteed to be washable.

If the paint is still wet, it can be wiped away with a damp cloth or water. Once dry, it is permanent and harder to remove.

While the paint is permanent once dry, applying a clear acrylic sealer is recommended for outdoor projects or high-traffic items to add an extra layer of protection.

Yes, while the ink is still wet, you can layer colors to create gradients or blends on your chosen surface.

No, these pens are designed as single-use markers and cannot be refilled with additional ink.

Ensure the cap was closed tightly, then shake the pen and prime the tip on a scrap surface until ink saturates the nib.

Apply a second coat after the first has completely dried; this is standard for acrylic paints to achieve full opacity.

Check if the pen has been stored horizontally and ensure the cap is securely fastened when not in use.