Chalkola Chalk Pens & Metallic Colours (Pack of 21) Neon chalk markers with erasable water-based ink

What these markers are for

Chalkola’s Chalk Pens & Metallic Colours is a pack built around one practical idea: drawing that looks lively on chalkboard-style surfaces, then getting it off without drama. The set includes 15 chalk-style neon markers and 6 metallic colour markers (with gold and silver colours), so you’re not stuck choosing between “chalk look” and “a bit of sparkle”.

On paper and on the wall it can be tempting to rush—especially in an art class or at home—but these are meant for non-porous surfaces where the water-based ink sits on top rather than soaking in. That’s the big difference to understand before you buy.

The essentials (and the one limitation to remember)

The ink is water-based and the brand says it can be wiped away with a damp cloth. The other key point is where they’ll behave best: the markers are intended for non-porous surfaces. Porous materials will absorb the ink, so you may end up with marks that don’t erase cleanly.

It’s not perfect for every surface, and it depends quite a bit on what you’re writing on. If you’re planning to use them on anything textured or absorbent, it’s worth testing first in a hidden area—especially if you care about clean removal.

Key features that show up during everyday use

The pack pairs neon chalk colours with metallic colours (gold and silver included). In practice, that usually means you can build contrast: neon for quick, bold headings or fun accents, and metallic for decorative elements like borders or “highlight” moments.

Another detail worth noting is the 6mm reversible bullet and chisel tip. A reversible tip is helpful when you want two different line styles without swapping tools—think thicker strokes for titles, then a more controlled edge for lettering. It’s a sensible setup for classrooms, window displays, and DIY-style signage where you’ll switch between “wide” and “fine-ish” marks.

Where they make the most sense

These markers are positioned for creative, hands-on use: classroom activities (from early years up to older pupils), art projects, and everyday decorating.

Based on the provided guidance, they’re suited to non-porous surfaces such as: - chalkboards / blackboards - car windows and other windows - glass and other smooth display surfaces - printed notices and classroom display boards (where the surface is non-porous) - craft items and menus that are meant to be written on and wiped off

They’re also mentioned for tasks like writing on stencils, personal messages, and note-style markings in settings such as calendars and mirrors. If your main goal is temporary writing—for events, menus, classroom prompts, or short-term signs—this style of marker set fits that workflow.

Safety and suitability for kids’ use

The set is described as xylene-free and non-toxic, and it’s said to be free from unpleasant odours. That doesn’t replace common-sense supervision (especially with younger kids and marker use), but it does make the product feel more aligned with school and home creative sessions.

Worth bearing in mind: despite the “erasable” angle, marks on porous materials may not come off neatly. So, if you’re buying for craft-heavy kids’ activities, factor in the surface choice just as much as the ink.

Buying verdict

It’s a good fit if

It’s a good fit if you want a pack of chalk-style neon markers plus metallic colours for use on non-porous surfaces, and you care about easy wiping with a damp cloth. It also makes sense if you’re doing classroom work, window or glass signage, or temporary decorative lettering where you’ll benefit from both neon contrast and metallic accents.

Not the best choice if

It may not be a great match if you plan to use the markers mainly on porous surfaces (or you’re not willing to test first). In those cases, absorption can leave lasting marks, which defeats the “dry-erase-like” convenience the set is built around.

Also, if your priority is extremely crisp, ultra-fine detail only, the bullet/chisel tip approach may feel more versatile than “precision only”—it’s designed for flexibility rather than one ultra-specialist line.

Mini FAQ

Quick questions before you buy

Can I erase them with a damp cloth? The ink is described as water-based and wipeable with a damp cloth.

Will they work on any surface? They’re intended for non-porous surfaces, porous surfaces may absorb the ink and leave traces.

What colours are included? The pack includes 15 chalk-style neon markers plus 6 metallic colour markers, including gold and silver.

Do they have a reversible tip? Yes—there’s a 6mm reversible bullet & chisel tip for switching between stroke styles.

Are they suitable for children? They’re described as non-toxic and xylene-free, with no unpleasant odours, which is aimed at safer classroom/home use.