Chalkola JW-4IAN-QDL7 Chalk Markers, 24 Colors, Dual Dot and Brush Tips
Product description
Specifications
Two tips give these liquid chalk markers different jobs: the 5 mm dot tip suits dots and repeating patterns, while the brush tip handles lines from 1 to 5 mm for lettering and broader strokes. The set includes 24 colors for signs, calendars, and other creative displays. Unlike traditional chalk, the water-based ink is dustless, unlike a single-tip marker, this set offers both dot and brush styles.
- Name: Chalkola chalk markers
- Model: JW-4IAN-QDL7
- Color: 24 colors, multicolor
- Ink: Water-based liquid chalk
- Tips: 5 mm dot tip and 1–5 mm brush tip
- Erasability: Removable from nonporous surfaces, permanent on porous surfaces
- Water resistance: Not water resistant
- What’s included: 24 chalk markers
Usage tips
The markers are described as ready to write after a shake, without pumping or priming. That setup suits quick tasks such as adding a note to a glass calendar, making a menu on a nonporous chalkboard, or drawing a dotted border on a mirror. Use the dot tip when you want repeated marks, and switch to the brush tip for fine lettering or wider fills.
Surface matters when choosing where to use them. The product details say the ink erases from nonporous surfaces, including glass, mirrors, and chalkboards, but becomes permanent on porous ones. For removable writing, use a suitable nonporous surface and wipe it with a damp cloth. Since the ink is not water resistant, avoid treating the marks as weatherproof. If you need temporary, dust-free lettering, these markers offer a different approach from loose chalk, if your project calls for a dry medium or marks that wash away with water, choose accordingly.
Buyers commonly describe the markers as easy to use and smooth-writing, and appreciate having both tip styles. Some mention using them on mirrors and for organizing jars or containers. Those impressions can help set expectations, but surface type still determines whether the ink can be removed.
In the box
The listed contents are 24 Chalk Markers. The description identifies a range of colors, including white, bright shades, warm neutrals, metallic gold, and silver, but does not specify every color by name. The set is aimed at lettering, dot art, calendar planning, chalkboard displays, and window decoration, so it may suit someone who wants multiple colors and tip styles together rather than a small set with one nib type.
Before you decide
Can I erase the writing? The product details say the ink can be wiped from nonporous surfaces such as glass, mirrors, and chalkboards. It is described as permanent on porous surfaces.
What are the two tips for? The 5 mm dot tip is intended for dots and patterns, the 1–5 mm brush tip supports finer lines and broader strokes.
Are these suitable for a glass calendar? Glass is listed as a usable, erasable surface, making it a fit for temporary calendar notes. A damp cloth is specified for removal.
Should you buy it?
You’ll appreciate it if you want a broad color selection for signs, calendar notes, or dot-art projects, and expect to work mainly on nonporous surfaces. The two tips make the set more flexible than markers with a single point, particularly when a project mixes lettering with repeated dots. It may not suit you if you need removable marks on porous materials or water-resistant writing, the listed ink is permanent on porous surfaces and is not water resistant. For temporary displays on glass or a chalkboard, the surface-specific erasing guidance is the key detail to weigh.