Rock Paint

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Acrylic paint pens are water-based art pens filled with acrylic paint, for use on any surface : fabric, textile, canvas, metal, pottery, treated wood, plastic, stone, terra-cotta, polymer clay, rock & more. Resistant to water, fading, and abrasion. We have a growing collection of paint pens, including our Classics, Special Colours, Brights, Fluro, Earth Colours, Black and White, Glitters and Metallics! B rowse the entire paint pen catalogue here. We know it's really hard to choose, so we have come up with DISCOUNTED BUNDLES that help you save money and also make the choice easier, you can get started with the double bundle or work your way from the top with the Full Monty (8 boxes). --split Rock Painting in Australia and New Zealand Life of Colour's range of acrylic paint pens includes over 85 different colours divided into easy to combine collections. Afterpay is available in all of our products and savings bundles so you can Afterpay your art supplies. Paint pens with FREE shipping in Australia wide for purchases over $40 dollars - and $6 shipping to New Zealand. What's the difference between a paint pen and an acrylic marker? The difference is how you prefer to call them, they are the same thing. We call them paint pens because it rolls off the tongue a lot easier! What's the difference between a paint pen and a acrylic paint? Our paint pens are highly pigmented water-based art pens filled with acrylic paint, for use on any surface. They are a lot more portable than acrylic paint, making it the perfect kit for outdoors painting: Take them on holiday and get creative! Where do I get rocks for rock painting? The best types of rocks to use are smooth flat rocks. You can always go outside to look for them, on riverbeds, parks, beaches, forests, and so on, but if you have limited natural rocks in your area you can go to your local hardware store like Bunnings or landscape suppliers to buy them. You can buy a whole bag for pretty cheap so you will have plenty to pr