3 Pcs Gold Jumbo Permanent Markers: 15mm Wide Tip Thick Acrylic Paint Pen Large Calligraphy Marker for Rock Painting, Poster, Sign, Canvas, Glass, Wood, Ceramic

I was in USN USMC CORPSMAN 1976 Off and On 1989 then Commissioned until 1996 not retired. Still own some items with SSN Stencil; back then it was just a government # not much else. This worked fine on an Old Seabag the SSN Stencil isn't viewable anymore. Now need to find the other stuff in storage.Long flat nub where ink comes out. Can use to cover or to write stencils freehand.Really covered up my SSN thick so may take a little while dry? (~2 min) No drip or bleed noted. Worth price. Has 3 large pens one i used it's nub was white and steady quality ink came out easily. The unused ones i left in box with nubs in top of box and used one nub facing bottom. Will keep box in a place that will keep box standing.

The first package had a blown up marker in it so I had to reorder - but totally worth it. I used these to mark tenant garbage bins since my previous method of using mailbox stickers didn't seem like a good long term solution. The applicator is nice and wide and is very vibrant when applied. I had to keep pressing the tip for initial flow, but once saturated it worked like a charm. Highly recommend these markers, we'll see how the writing holds up over time in the elements.

I am long overdue to leave a review for these markers. My partner keeps having me order him more for use in his warehouse for labeling packages and product.He doesn't like fine tip markers, and finds sharpies to run out of marker ink (? - for lack of a better term at the moment) quickly.After trying several brands I ordered these once because of the box honestly. I mean - they met his criteria - wide tip for clear easy writing, and large size for handling - he doesn't like pen sized markers... but the zebra caught my attention. I have a "rare" disease where we are often called zebras in our community so, naturally I was drawn to the box. And we have a running joke that might sound in bad taste that he's dumb because he has large thumbs... just a Darwinian thing... anyway - these were a perfect gift for a joke, and maybe they would meat his finicky needs at the same time.Turns out he loves them. Getting four in the box for $10 is a pretty good deal too. He had been buying another brand that sold single markers at $7 each, so the value of these is great. The amount of writing he does, he uses markers too quickly to pay $7 each, and those are probably $10 by now and I believe we read the brand was purchased by a big company we don't support anyway.Every 5-6 weeks I get a text, more markers please! So, I sure hope these stick around.

Needed black magic marker to cover my name and addresses on my reviewed mail for disposal. This design was very unique indeed. The marker point was a hard tip and per directions had to be shaken thoroughly for at least a minute. It was a little awkward but I managed. While it worked it was a bit messy and I recommend you sit at a table to avoid any permanent ink ruining a chair with a damp or wet paper towel for protection.

These pens worked great for making my yard sale signs. The paint (ink?) goes down dark and opaque easily after priming the pen as per the included instructions. My only negative is that the pen cap must be seated firmly in order to click into place. Not a big deal just don't make the mistake of not capping the pen firmly then having it fall off. Otherwise, very pleased.

Works terrific! Great quality! Used on our concrete wall mural! Smooth and durable!

Bought these for some cardboard boxes I needed to mark when moving. These worked perfectly! Very broad tipped marker. Very easy to use just shake until the tip fills with paint. Just beware they need time to dry and will smear. For price they are a good buy though!

I like these because they made the project I was working on super easy, but they weren’t as easy to use well as I imagined. Still with patience and a wet paper towel nearby I was able to complete the project and I thought it looked pretty good. Knowing what I know now though I might’ve just gone with regular paint because I had it handy and with the right brush, I probably could’ve done the job just as well or better even though it might’ve taken me a little longer.