Premium Tire Marker Pens, White Waterproof Paint Markers For Car Tire Lettering, Made In Japan (3 Pack-White)

Not the good

They just send you a cheap set of SIPA tire marker version.

durability and quility very happy

Worked well on my application holding up well after two applications

Looked great at first but within 24 hours, the paint started turning brown. It was not dirt either. It would clean back up with ethanol, then fade again. Ended up pressure washing it off. 2 days later.

I’ve used sharpie paint pens in the past with good results, it decided to try actual tire paint pens this time. Cleaned the tires thoroughly before hand and went to work painting the lettering. After a few days, the white started to turn brown and some of it flaked off. I guess I’ll have to try a second coat to see if it’ll stay white this time. And no, no off-roading or tire shine was applied.

I tried two other paint pens before this and those left streaks/dark spots and would crack and flake off during driving. The paint on these pens have a chalky texture that when tried, it will adjust to any bending in the tires. The flow of the paint was good and application was easier than other pens. You do have to watch out because it sometimes overflows if you press down to hard. And the amazing thing is the waterproofness, when hit with water from a hose, the paint withstands it and doesn't come off. But I did find that when hit with a power washer, it will come off. This is good and bad. Good because if you change your mind or mess up, it is not permanent and you can blast it off. Bad because if you were looking for a permanent solution, eventually the paint will wear off. Overall, I am satisfied with the paint pen and it looks great on my Hankooks for my DeLorean!