OverseasPermanent Paint Pens Silver Markers - 2 Pack Metallic Oil Based Paint Markers, Medium Tip, Quick Drying and Waterproof Marker Pen for Metal, Rock Painting, Wood, Plastic, Canvas, Mugs

OK, not painting rocks or other craft idea. Used them to touch up some areas around lag bolts and washers while putting up new support beams for a back porch cover. The paint on the tee braces was damaged by the impact wrench used to set the bolts. The Tee Braces were originally black, and the damage showed the black under the white paint. I used these paint pens to touch up the damaged areas, (See Photos). It took two coats to cover the black, but the pens did the job very well. Was really impressed with the amount of paint the pens held, I touched up each of the 72 bolts twice, and there is still paint in the pen. Very happy with the product!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These paint pens are great for adding a little sparkle to projects. The gold shows up nicely and they’re easy to handle, even for my not-so-steady hands. Happy with these!

I bought these paint pens to write the date and mileage on the Wix oil filters I use on my auto. These pens would be good to use on most metal surfaces. They work great for my purpose and am looking forward to using them on other projects in the future (cut marks for metal, writing on metal parts, even wood, etc.)

ALMOST the colour I was hoping for. A while back, I got a Power Rangers power coin from the original moulds by the man that made them for the show back in the 90s. But on the back of the coin, there were some white patches where the material used to cast the coin wasn't painted quite correctly. At first, I used the pen to fill in the blank patches, but the colour doesn't quite match. So I ended up just painting the entire back of the coin....now, flipping from the front of the coin to the back, it looks just fine.The coin, I think, was made in resin, which doesn't take the paint of the pen right off. It will smear a bit if you're not careful. If you use this pen to paint resin, do so carefully, a layer at a time, and it should turn out pretty well.

Works great on almost everything I've tried so far. You need to activate it first by shaking the pen for 15 seconds or so, then depress the tip to air it out and it will work fine.

Which the tip was just a bit smaller in width. Covers well. Hope the paint doesn’t fade in the sun. They were purchased to mark plant labels.

I was looking forward to using this on several projects. Have two would guarantee that I’d get everything accomplished, to my disappointment the first worked fine the second was completely useless. Never worked dry from the start. Have to purchase something similar to complete my projects.

I got these to repair some bare spots in my orange leather wallet, and they worked perfectly! Underlying white leather had been exposed along the folds of the wallet. I " painted" the white leather with these and it worked well. Finished with an oil treatment. And the leather looks brand new!