best paint pens?
by Debbie
(Youngsville, LA, USA)
Because my hand isn't as steady as I'd like, I use extra-fine paint pens for inscriptions I do on my glass painting (ornaments, glasses, etc.) rather than a paint brush. However, I've yet to find a paint pen that's worth its cost. What paint pens would you recommend (especially for glass painting)? I have tried several brands, and they all seem to skip and "blob" when depressing the tip as instructed.
Thanks!
Hi Debbie, Cheryl here from the website. The Sharpie Oil-Based paint marker has an extra fine tip and here in Canada it costs under $5.00
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