Metallic Markers, Lelix 15 Colors Fine Tip Paint Marker Pens for DIY Photo Album, Black Paper, Card Making, Rock Art Painting, Scrapbooking, Glass, Metal, Wood

Received these pens today... Out of the 15, 1 was dried out (the brown) and the rest of them worked fine. I was happy with the way they wrote, they showed up beautifully on black paper. I would've liked to have contacted the company about the issue, but I could find no contact info on Amazon to do so. I'd hate to return the whole package because of 1 dried up pen but at the same time I purchased the set because I wanted 15 metallic pens, not 14. I don't know if there's anything that Lelix can do for me, but if there is and the issue can be taken care of, I will update my review.Update: Lelix contacted me and resolved the issue. I was happy with their swiftness in getting in touch with me and the solution they offered. I will definitely look for their products in the future!

These pens work well and have nice, narrow brush tips which allow you to get into smaller spaces. The colors are nicely metallic, however, of the 15 markers received, about half of them (including the orange and pink caps) are shades of gold/copper with barely perceptible differences. All of the markers, except the silver, look nothing like their caps indicate. Many of the caps are pastel, but these colors are DARK metallics. I bought these because I owned a smaller set of metallic markers with a dark blue, purple, gold, silver, red, and green. With the pastel caps (pink, light blue, light green, lavender) I thought perhaps these would add some contrast, but with most of them being basically gold, and the others much darker than expected, I more or less just doubled my inventory of what I already had. I guess there are only so many shades of metallic brush marker to be found. :(

These metallic markers are ok. You certainly get what you pay for with these.My biggest pet peeve is there is no labeling system for these, no color names or numbers anywhere on the markers or the packaging.The points are all different levels of thickness, not uniform at all.I know simulating metallic colors in packaging can be tricky unless you spend a lot of money on packaging, and these are no exception. The cap color does not resemble the ink color on the majority of them, so, even though I swatched them, the lack of labeling and the misleading cap colors make it really hard to pick the exact color you need.I wouldn’t buy these again

These markers MOSTLY write beautifully. However, the tips bent or frayed almost immediately on many of the markers and a few of the colors hardly show up on black paper. They do, however, all show up on white, as you can see in my photo.

Out of all the pens I bought these were the best. The flow of the pens are effortless and it's as if with each stroke up they make thin line and each strike down there thicker automatically. The colors are just okay, but again the pens flow effortlessly when writing . If they had them in regular colors (non metallic) I would buy but didn't see any. I took one star away only because I didn't care for colors. Someone else may love the colors though.

These pens were not permanent on my travel mug.I wanted to touch up some art work after my previous pens ran dry.These pens wipe off with a damp paper towel on this surface.I didn’t test permanence on other surfaces. When dry the color is not bad.I think it was an application issue and a communication issue.

The pens that arrived are not the colors advertised. They’re all darker colors but the pics showed a light pink and orange. Definitely not included. One pen came completely dried out. They’re ok but not what I wanted. The tips are very small brushes.

I like the brushes and the metallic shine of the ink, but the colors are muted, and nowhere near as bright as shown in the photo or on the package. I do like them, but was hoping for some brighter colors to go with my other set of metallic brush pens.

Perfect metallic markers.