If these white pens drive and inspire you to create and produce colorful and meaningful works of art, it doesn’t matter how much you pay for the tools. In the end, how you feel during the creative process and seeing the results after you have finished is priceless.

Pandafly gel pen writes smoothly on paper thanks to its high-quality ball point tip and white gel ink. I think this white pen is excellent as it boasts gel ink that flows effortlessly and doesn’t skip. I can use these gel pens white to highlight over paint marker ink with ease and create illustrations with 3D effects. As I see, it also works well on smooth wood, stones, paper, and photos.

Summary

The best acrylic paint pens are versatile. They will bond with a variety of surfaces: metal, wood, plastic, porcelain, chinaware, stone, glass, fabric, etc. They dry rapidly too. I love sharing my hobby with kids because these chalk markers are dustless, non-toxic, and eco-friendly. Gone are the days where I cannot use chalk to decorate and draw because of all the dust it produces. I have replaced them with this white pen without the fear of fine particles starting up my allergies. One thing I like most is that the chalk does not smudge or erase easily once dried. This paint-like type of ink requires water to remove. Cleaning up is hassle-free. I can wipe the marker off with a wet paper towel. This white marker is perfect for anyone who enjoys creating art using different mediums. These white pens are user-friendly, so amateurs and professionals will use these paint markers with ease. Most markers bear safe and non-toxic ink, so children of all ages can also have a great time using them for school art projects.

White pens and markers come in various types. There are gel white pens, white ink marker pens, and chalk markers. Each marker has a specific function and purpose. If you are planning on using these materials with your children, it is always a good idea to choose the white pens that are chemical-free and non-poisonous. You will have come across oil-based paint pens if you’ve ever used a pen where you have to vigorously shake the pen so the ball bearing can mix the paint with the oil before use. Being oil solvent based, these markers leave a strong odour and are, therefore, not ideal for (or around) children or for use in poorly ventilated areas. Oil-based markers will take much longer to dry than acrylic ones. Though they can be used on similar surfaces to their acrylic counterparts, oil-based markers will behave slightly differently. The paint tends to sit slightly better on porous surfaces and offers the advantage of not having to be ‘sealed’ (more on this later). That said, on non-porous surfaces, such as paper and card, they are more susceptible to bleeding on the surface. Tip: If you need very thin outline pen consider using alternatives such as thin-tipped, permanent marker pens which are readily available. For glass and porcelain you can consider thin glass marker pens. By eliminating the need for mixing paint, acrylic paint pens offer a mess-free workspace. No accidental spills or cleaning up of dried paint on brushes, palettes, work surfaces, and yourself.

2. Versatility

This white pen works best after prepping. You can start by shaking the cap to mix the paint inside, then press down its tip on paper a couple of times until the ink begins to flow. Once this is done, these white ink pens will continuously produce smooth and silky ink to make all your artworks shine.

For starters, it has an amazing color selection, bold, and bright. There are three metallic paint pens too for a complete palette.

The paint itself is decent quality, adheres to porous and nonporous surfaces well, and will not fade over time due to anti-UV yellowing technology. I find writing using this gel pen very satisfying because of its super smooth white ink flow. I like using this product for large projects because the barrel’s design houses a rubber grip that provides comfort, command, and control while I am writing and drawing. You can also use this marker to cover up faded paint on tires and chipped paint from doors. The possibilities are endless. Tip: If you want to use your pens on rough surfaces such as pebbles you will want tough nibs that will not easily fray. 3. Safety