Overseas Permanent 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

I bought this to replace messy, and toxic spray paint, to help mark our address on our garbage and recycling bins. After following the directions of simply, shaking, airing out, the process was effortless. The paint looks very vibrant and full and got the job done perfectly. It wrote on the plastic effortlessly. I even used these to mark our metal mailbox with our address, which these pens had no problem marking. I have yet to see how it will hold up with the elements. An excellent value for money, and hardly any smell. I highly recommend these.

I use these paint pens in a lumber yard where I mark sizes on lumber. I used to use felt pens but found that they don’t last long and the markings fade fairly quickly. Since I have been using these paint pens I have noticed they stay visible much longer than felt pens and they last way longer. I would highly recommend these to anyone using felt pens to switch. And you can’t beat the price!

Shake up/down then pump the tip on the surface and paint flows easily. Give a minute to dry and it should stay put with no smearing.

Overall very good, only complaint is paint may drip from time to time but well worth the money

Got these to paint the Lightning lettering on my new mudflaps. Works amazing with perfect color match and quick drying times. Special thanks to r/F150Lightning for the idea?

write on all surfaces

These were an Amazon pick, with a 4.4 average review, so I ordered them for our plant markers. They arrived in original sealed packaging, and each was individually shrink-wrapped, so they had not been used. They have absolutely no directions except for tiny pictures that imply they should be shaken for no specified time, and then somehow magically you eliminate air before use. I tried tapping them both facing up and down, after more than a minute of shaking. When I opened the caps on each one, the tips were absolutely dry, with no evidence of any liquid paint, and there was not a drop of liquid in either one. I've used oil-based ink pens before, and they worked just like a Sharpie. So, I originally gave this a 1-star, and was about to pack it up and return it as a piece of junk. But then I thought that I would look through the Amazon page to see if there were clearer instructions. Only after reading the added information down below the product description was there a suggestion that you have to press the tip into the pen, and you have to really press down on the pen like half a cm to release the ink. None of this was clarified in the cryptograms on the box. Turns out to be a very good paint marker, but with pathetically bad instructions. Most people have never used these types of pens, and you shouldn't have to read the small print on the Amazon page to figure it out. Now you don't have to learn the hard way like I did.

Great paint pens ,shake with lid on .Sometimes can be a bit runny