NICETY 58 Colours 3mm acrylic paint pens 🎨

This set of acrylic paint pens brings a wide colour palette for detailed decoration and craft projects, especially useful for rock painting and small-scale artwork. The NICETY markers deliver consistent water-based pigment and a medium 3 mm tip that balances line control with solid area fill for surfaces such as stone, glass, wood and ceramic.

Key Points

The pack includes 58 shades, with metallic gold and silver among the selection, giving plenty of variety for layering and highlights. The medium 3 mm nib is comfortable for both outlining and filling small motifs, and the pens are designed to reapply a second coat after the first layer has dried. These markers work across many materials including porcelain and fabric, making them versatile for seasonal crafts, personalised gifts and hobby projects 🎨.

Ink flow is described by the manufacturer as smooth and even, which helps reduce streaking on porous surfaces like wood and rock. The pens are water-based, which simplifies cleanup on hands and tools but may mean that unsealed pieces require a protective varnish if you want long-term outdoor durability. Keep the caps on and store the pens tip-down to maintain readiness for the next session.

Technical Specifications

• Name: NICETY 58 Colours
• Tip size: 3 mm medium
• Ink type: Water-based acrylic
• Number of colours: 58
• Suitable surfaces: Stone, glass, wood, porcelain, ceramic, fabric, paper, plastic, metal

Usage Recommendations

Prime non-porous surfaces like glass and glazed ceramic with isopropyl alcohol to remove oils and improve adhesion. For stone painting, use a base coat of acrylic paint if you require a smoother canvas, then apply the pens for detail work and highlights. Metallic pens are best used on top of other colours to catch light. Allow each layer to dry fully before applying another to avoid smudging, and consider a clear sealer for items that will be handled frequently or exposed to moisture ✨.

Note that colours may look slightly different once dry compared with wet application, and very fine lines may be harder to achieve with the medium tip. If you need ultra-fine detail, test on scrap material first and use a pointed brush for the smallest accents.