Crafty Dab Window Writers Paint Arts & Crafts, Assorted (CV-75556) 10 Count (Pack of 1)

These were pretty easy to get started, my vehicle had tinted windows so getting a good brown was a bit tricky but the colors blended nicely! They were able to withstand Southern humidity with zero loss of paint. They lasted and stayed on even when my husband used the rear wiper and they stayed pretty in tact. Thank you Wiki for the recommendation!Took the car to a car wash and that paint stayed on like it was bonded almost 😂 I would recommend using again!*In photos the Brown horse was used with this product as well as all the dots, the Rear window was used with the paint except the purple pony, that was a different product. The words “BF 2022” were used with a different product as well. Photos show After our trip from SC to KY and back late that Sunday night.

I used these for my cars windows. They are thick markers for print so you can't get much on your window but they are Easy to use and waterproof. You have to use a scratchy pad to get off. I also used it for my yard sale signs. It worked great! I loved the bright colors. Easy to read from a distance! I bought another set and they faded from the sun in a week and washed off with every rainstorm. Crafty dab window writers paint is worth your money.

We have used these to decorate our Ragnar Relay vans for the past 3 years. We will continue to keep buying them; they are great.Application- We used these on 12-15 passenger vans on the body of the vehicle and windows. The y go on smoothly and are great for writing letters or drawing pictures. It rained a bit during our last Ragnar race in Michigan and the colors did not run or bleed off. To remove, we used wet wash clothes or paper towels.

•Bright colors•The result looks great!•Good for painting big areas (the opening where the paint comes out is quite wide)•Not so good for painting small areas/small details (BUT: You can squeeze paint into a bowl and use a small brush)•You see the tracks from the writer and it's not covering the window homogeneously (BUT: You can use a brush to achieve a good result)•Mixing different colors on the window with the marker is difficult (the sponges on top of the markers are getting dirty and you scrubb away other layers) (BUT: You can mix the colors in a bowl and use a brush. With the brush you can paint different layers)Conclusion: I wouldn't have been happy with using only the markers. But with the help of a brush they are great! It was so much fun to paint a snowman yesterday and the result looks great!

These are my favorite window paints. This set has an amazing assortment of colors. Easy to apply and works for years. Comes off really easy too with an occassional area that may need to be scrubbed a bit.The are easy enough for a kid to use (though I prefer to do the window art myself). A little tricky to get them going once you have used them but you just need to let the paint come through the tip again. Also you need to watch for drips. I use a dabbing motion as the paint is drying to keep the paint from dripping down. Let the paint dry then add additional colors or layers if you want. I like to outline my letters in a different color to make them POP.

I painted 4 large windows outdoors and a few smaller windows indoors. The paint has lasted for a month and it still hasn't come off. It survived through light wind and rain. The paint was easy to apply too! Some colors were lighter than I expected (brown and yellow for example) but overall I was happy with these paints.

I used these to paint the windows at work. They clean off easily with windex. The only downside is that when drawing you can only go over the area one time. You can’t do a second pass to make the color darker or it wipes off the first pass. So my artwork didn’t look so good.

We did Christmas stencils on the windows. They worked great. My son loves using all the colors. This is my second set - the last one was still good after 5 years but in year 6 they were drying up. Must put cap back on when not using. If they start to be dry, rinse with hot water.