uni-ball17871000 Posca Extra Fine Bullet Tip Marker - Red

The photo added shows my art and this was with this pen and pastel. Great opaqueness compared to another brand I had. Easy to use and I fully recommend.

Although this is regarded as a 'Paint Pen', I didn't expect it to be so effective looking, since many others just look like ink. After unpacking it from it tight sheath of plastic, shaking and popping off the cap, you press down the nib for the paint to make its way through the pen. Finally it reaches the nib which softens a little. The action is smooth and it feels nice to use. The paint is just the right consistency. It's not thin enough to need a second coat and it's not thick to the point where's there's too much. It dries almost immediately on paper, though the application potential is endless. I've seen many people use these pens on rocks, so it open up a whole load of hobby potential! So good, I may buy a set and use them for dedicated art projects. I bought the brown pen just to cover a peeled bit of leather on an expensive folder and it worked well. Recommened!

This range of pens deliver acrylic paint onto almost any surface, meaning that colours are true and long-lasting. I use these pens constantly, writing notes onto my glass desk (no more piles of Post-its), marking spice-containers, covering the annoying alternate-format markings on my keyboards, re-lettering faded text on devices, etc., etc..The nibs are resilient, and the flow of 'ink' is even and without clogging. Note: If the pen has been unused for some time, re-wet the nibs by gently it down onto paper; the nib moves up into the body of the pen, and returns as pressure is reduced.The supplier: My order arrived quickly and well-packaged.

When my mother died recently, I inherited her recipe book. Whilst it's great to be able to carry on baking those family favourites, as it is handwritten, there is no mention of cake tin sizes, no need, because she knew what she used for each cake, unfortunately I don't. So I bought this pen and have written both the size and the cake names on my bakewear, so my daughter won't have the same problem. Obviously I don't intend to be handing over my recipe books any time soon, so it's really good to see that the writing has so far survived both baking in the oven and washing up afterwards!!

Let me start by saying that the company who delivered these deserve 5 stars. They were early, the price was fab, and the package was wrapped properly, so all is good there. However, the White Posca Pens I bought are rubbish. They don't last 5 minutes, and totally ruined my project because they got really blobby as they ran out, then suddenly there was nothing left. Better off buying a correction pen from the poundshop. Or learning how to paint really fine lines with a tiny brush and white acrylic paint! Sorry Posca, no stars from me.

Nice pen that seems to apply a permanent, water proof paint. The paint is fairly concentrated so it actually covers the areas you try to colour, without being transparent.Actually I bought it for craft and modelling purposes in particular. My children are into model kit construction and rather than letting them dabble with paint, brushes and thinner, I supplied then with several markers to add paint detail.When you use it fo the first time you have to shake it and push the tip to get the paint out, all pretty straight forward.If I would point to one drawback , it's advertised as a fine tip. But I would have preferred a slightly finer one for precision painting. But it's already pointed a fairly fine.But generally quite pleased.Over time I will have many more purposes for this pen, its very versatile. And I might buy a complete set with more colour variation.

This is a product review only and not a reflection on the seller, who delivered the items quickly. I don't know if I received a defective pen, but it barely lasted 10 minutes. It wasn't long before I had to constantly depress the tip for more paint flow, to only have it last for about 1cm. Several times, I wiped any build-up off the tip in case that was obstructing the flow, put lid on, shook pen, depressed tip to have paint flow, try to use... no luck. Took the tip completely out, no paint comes out of the pen, seems to have run out already. Posca are usually top quality, but this one is terrible. I expect to get more than 2/3 of a small project out of a pen. First pic is as far as I got with it (16cm diameter), 2nd pic is a line I've been fighting to complete for ages.

This pen is renowned in the art world and there's not much I can say that hasn't already been said.It's a brilliant tool to add details and highlights to paintings and is very versatile as my dad uses it to mark metal in his work.It cam become expensive to keep replacing it but I have found that it lasts a long time (depending on amount of use obviously) and it worth the money but there are other options out there which are nearly as good for a cheaper price.9/10 would recommend.