Pastel Chalk Markers Erasable for Chalkboard, Liquid Chalk Marker 8 Colors with 6mm Reversible Bullet & Chisel Tip, Dust Free Chalk Pens for Window, Blackboard, Whiteboard, Calendar, Mirror, Glass

This worked great on our painted chalkboard surface. The colors are extremely vibrant. it removes easily and it is very bold compared to regular chalk. Only drawback is when you are filling the tip, some of the colors come out really fast and drip. Make sure you fill the tip somewhere that you don't mind getting the chalk/ink everywhere.

These chalkboard markers worked perfectly! The colors are very vibrant and I love how my project turned out from using them !

I have been using the expo neon markers but they get washed out and hard to use really quickly. These are bright, strong colors. Great and easy to use.

They worked great for my window sign. The colors are bright and visible from 10 feet away. At night they need back lighting to pop on a window. The ink dries quickly but also some colors ran out faster than others. Wiping it off was easy.

These markers are easy to write with and look much better than chalk. Doesn't clean well with water, but Widex works great! Some colors are harder to get off than other. Overall, solid buy.

Wish I took piMctures or video once I used/rested them. Everyone comes to borrow these, they are so nice. They get used against a White Glass board, black glass board and clear glass. The copper looking one comes off a little more brown, but still nice. Everyone's favorites are the silver and darker pink. They show up as an almost fluorescent.

Pretty colors and easy to use!

The colors on these markers are great but the color rubs off easily and doesn't erase fully. I know that seems contradictory.I purchased these to use on small black acrylic boards for labelling/pricing items at craft shows. They go on easily with bright beautiful colors that show up well. Any touch and the color rubs off leaving just the metallic part of the ink behind. So they're fine to sit on the table for one event but if I happen to touch the ink while rearranging them, I wind up with blue or green or pink ink color on my fingers and only silvery letters left on the board. When I pack them up and unpack at the next event, enough of the ink has rubbed and smeared that they no longer look fresh and bright. No worries, with dry erase, right? They're supposed to be dry erase but scrubbing with a dry towel only removes about 80%. A wet towel doesn't do any better. That makes touching up on the fly tricky. Washing with dish soap got all the ink off the board enough to completely reset.I tried these on my traditional white dry erase board and they go on easy and bright there too. Unfortunately, even when fully dry, the color rubs off there too. What's worse is that even after cleaning with both dish soap and Windex, there's a shadow of the ink left behind. Thankfully, I just made some test marks in the corner of my board and cleaned the next day so it didn't completely ruin my whiteboard.Overall, the markers are ok but they're neither permanent nor easily erasable. I'll probably just stick with my other chalk markers.