PEBEO Vitrea 160 Glass Paint Outliner, 0.67 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Ink Black, 066

Good product

The media could not be loaded. I am obsessed with this stuff. I love stained glass and wanted to transfer that idea to a cup. I bought the black Pebo and it allowed me to make it a reality! It looks like the welds in stained glass. The color is something else. But the Pebo allowed me to "draw" my idea onto the cup which kep the color in place while it cured. I have soooo many ideas floating around for more designs and will be buying a bunch more of this it was PERFECT!

I use this product to add a little additional flair and texture to water color paintings. It’s easy to use and dries completely overnight. I love the color selection in this kit. The white is pearly and really pops.

I’ve bought these several times. The only reason I can’t give it a 5 is the tips clog. I think they should come with extra tips. The tubes crack also causing paint to leak and make a mess but that doesn’t happen often enough to give a low rating

Works great!

Okay, So I've been working with these for a couple of weeks now. I've gone through almost all of one tube of gold and one of pearl and ordered another. So here are some observations.I didn't realize that there is a child proof seal thing on top of the tube on the inside of the cap. This thing must be pierced. You must remove the white part of the cap which unscrews. I made the mistake of thinking that I didn't have the hole big enough and kept cutting off the end. The end must be snipped but you just want to snip the very end to keep the lines small and in control. It doesn't surprise me that some people were squeezing hard enough to split the sides. I could see myself doing the same thing. It may have had directions on the tube but I don't see very well. So there's no reading those instructions.I resorted to you tube to see how it was done. I recommend watching a couple of videos. Then practice practice practice. The more you do it the better you'll get. I also recommend wiping the tip after a couple of lines or dots. It dries quickly and will begin to dry on the end of the tube where the paint is coming out causing it to distort the shape you want. I can now write and draw with these just about as well as I can with a pencil. Remember that it is paint and will flatten some. So you leave thinking there's space between drops or lines just to have it sort of merge on you. So keep that in mind with your spacing. The reds, greens and blues don't show up well on a black background where as the gold and pearl do better. And vice versa. I'm using mixtures of regular multi surface paints and these glass paints, which have done well on many other surfaces. I'm painting the heck out of everything. I've done plates and glasses, rocks, journals, etc etc. I tried uploading some photos. but while I do fairly well in the visual arts, I'm not so hot at the technical ones.Bottom line for me is that like anything else, you don't get good at something just by thinking about it, you actually have to do it and do it a lot. Don't expect everything you do to be a masterpiece. If you don't like a line or dot, wipe it off while it's still wet. I actually love these paints and recommend them highly. Just take your time, forgive your mistakes, and practice.

Oh my...this is the easiest crafting pearl pen I've ever used! That tiny little tip really lets you get precise with writing/drawing. First one I received had a broken tip. Seller replaced it immediately. Love that. Great little 3-d pen!

The colors look so pretty on glasses