24 Chalk Markers, Liquid Chalk Markers for Acrylic Fridge Calendar Board, Window, Mirror, Glass, 12 Vibrant Colors, 1mm Fine Points

I bought these chalk markers so I could avoid my kitten eating gel clings on the window. I love how well they write and draw, and it is so fun to provide creativity and unique decoration to my front window!

I debate if these should really be considered *chalk* markers… I definitely wouldn’t use them on cement as it would rip up the fabric of the marker. They look nice on a chalkboard, but a little too nice in my opinion. My spouse does not like the feeling of chalk so that’s a major plus to be able to join the kids at the chalkboard. They do write nicely and smoothly. My opinion is that they look better on mirrors (and likely the other suggested places). To erase, you have to use something wet, which means if you don’t want someone to rub against it and smear/erase what you have done, then this is perfect, though if you want it to be easy for kids to do without getting into water (or using a million baby wipes in my experience), it’s something to think about. The white didn’t come off all the way on my chalkboard, but it might be that my board is cheap material, which the listing warns against. On the mirror, if you’ve just written, you can erase it with your finger easily. Once it’s dried though, it’s like a marker. So it’s not like whiteboard markers because there’s not the chemicals and it doesn’t smear if rubbed, but they’re not exactly chalk either. Either way, I do like them as surface markers and the bright colors. Definitely worth the money.

As an event-coordinator at a residential community, I use chalk markers every month to make signs for our special events. I have tried all sorts of brands, colors and sizes, but this is one of the better sets.First, the colors are bright. There are two, each, of twelve different colors: white, gray, pale pink, hot pink, red, orange, yellow, lime, green, light blue, royal blue and purple. The pale pink is almost white. The royal blue goes on as dark blue, but looks almost purple when it dries. Otherwise, the colors on the caps pretty well indicate what colors the pens will write. All but the darker green, royal blue and gray show up fairly well on the black chalk boards I have. All but white would show up on a white board.Second, the pigment flows freely and dries quickly on many surfaces. Some of the other markers I have tried require you to shake them to get the pigment flowing and continue to shake them periodically to mix the paint. These just apply directly to the surface without any muss or fuss. The fine points make them easy to control and create detailed images, even on a smaller space, like our acrylic place cards. They go on smoothly with our chalk board, plastic, paper or glass. Because they dry quickly, they don’t smudge or run like some chalk markers I have tried.Third, what you print or draw with these markers stays put while you want them to, but are easy to remove. Once they are dry, the markings don’t come off by rubbing or using an eraser. However, they wipe right off when you use a wet rag. Unlike some chalk markers I have tried, they don’t leave “ghosts” or permanent discoloration on the surfaces, once they are wiped clean, either.At about $9 for the set of 24, these are priced right. I do think I would prefer brown rather than gray as one of the colors. I’d also like it if there were just a 12-piece set of one color, each, rather than duplicates. I’d also like to have a nice plastic storage case that would last longer. Otherwise, I highly recommend this set to teachers, crafts persons, shop keepers and others who frequently need decorative signs that will stay put but can be erased.

I bordered these chalk markers to use on my mini chalk labels. I was very pleased with the variety and vibrancy of the colors. They are bright and bold and stand out well on any surface. The markers are also versatile and can be used on glass, acrylic, and more. Making them great for creating signs, labels, art, and crafts.The markers have a thin tip making them good for writing or drawing. The ink flows smoothly and evenly and does not drip or smudge easily. The markers are also odorless and non-toxic, which is a plus.The only issue I had with these markers was the lids. They are very tight when first being used and hard to remove. You have to twist and turn them with a lot of force to open them. I wish the lids were easier to open and close. This does not affect the overall quality of the markers but can be hard for some to use.To erase the markers, you need to use water or wipes. They do not come off easily with a dry cloth or paper towel. This is not a big deal for me, but if you prefer a dry-erase option these markers are not it. The markers for me are worth the price for the quality and quantity.Overall, I like these chalk markers and I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for vibrant and versatile markers. They are perfect for acrylic signs and boards, as well as other surfaces. The only drawback is the tight lids, which can be hard to open and close.

I am very happy with these chalk markers. I love the fact that they come in a wide variety of colors and they are well made. The tip on the end is perfectly shaped for precision and cleanup is very simple. My son uses them on his chalkboard and has had a lot of fun using them too.

I ordered the liquid chalk markers to recolor my 50 state chalkboard metal holder. The states were already colored in with chalk and I wanted to use the markers to create a more permanent look. Using the liquid chalk markers seemed to erase the chalk that was already there instead of filling it in more. So I couldnt use the markers for what I intended. I will just keep on hand for use for future projects.

These are exactly what I wanted! They work great on my traditional chalkboard and my acrylic calendar! I love having so many color options as well.