3Pcs Liquid Gold Paint Markers, Oil-based Permanent Chrome Maker, Gloss Mirror Marker Repairing, Reflective Metallic Pen Markers for Touch Up Model Painting DIY Art Projects, Gold

Very pleased! Beautiful color! Paint glides on easily! Has a medium gloss not super shiny.Purchased to touch up on ceramic piece. Also used to put names and design on a couple of lighters. I'm sure I will find more ideas for use. May have to purchase silver next!

The instructions were a bit odd... shake, push the tip to let the air out (?!), press and use, then recap. Pressing the tip to let the air out was a little uncomfortable -- that tip is pointy! -- but the pen worked right away. The ink flow was perfect and the ink was beautifully saturated. I used it to put my name on the bottom of some things in my office that people keep taking. In bright gold, they can't miss it. The ink dried quickly. Very happy with these. Would definitely buy again.

These pens are pretty good on solid things such as rock and on top of hot glue art but not so good on paper and card. The ink goes down really glossy but dries translucent, the shine disappears and becomes flat. So unfortunately are not going to work for me as 99% of my artwork is on paper.Also there is very little difference in size between the 2 finer pens and strong odor from the larger marker, I wouldn't want to inhale that in for long.

These chrome pens are legit! I tested them out on some glass, and the ink immediately made a mirror that I could clearly see myself in. I don't know if they compare to chrome craft paints, never used those, but I have seen videos about people testing different paints out. The surface needs to be VERY highly polished, both so that the ink is as reflective as possible, and so that you can paint it with as few marks as possible. I recommend picking a starting "dot" and making all your lines radiate out from that one.I like the variety in tips - the 0.5mm is like a mechanical pencil, the 0.7mm is more like a regular pencil (and able to be used as a small brush tip of sorts) and the 3mm is a nice round dot. It's a well-thought out set of markers!

While I was expecting something more like the liquid chrome marker I have that is thick and mirror reflective (these aren't that quality) these are still nice gold markers. They come in a set of .5, .7, and 3mm sizes. The 0.5 is about the size of a very fine Sharpie, 0.7 like a fine Sharpie, and the 3.0 being a thicker bullet point marker. They don't leave a thick line like acrylic paint pens. They leave a smooth line almost like alcohol markers, but are brilliant and reflective like paint. They are very nice markers and I would buy other colours.

Loving these pens so far. They're great for quickly refurbishing old chrome plated metal parts. And by "quickly refurbishing", I mean covering up scratches and small rust spots. It's way easier than using spray paint or brushes. With these pens, it's basically just like drawing with liquid metal. And it works consistently no matter the surface. I've tested them on plastic, cardboard, printer paper, metal, and the results are fairly consistent. The only thing I've noticed is that the medium and small tips dry out rather quickly so make sure you put the cap back on whenever you're not actively using them.

I was very disappointed the Quality of the Paint Markers. I was not happy as one of the markers was Dried out and did not work however the other gold paint marker worked fine. I dont know why this quality is not so good but I was very disappointed in it.

I do a lot of different crafts (resin, 3D print, etc) and have always had trouble with chrome effects. When I saw these paint markers, I just had to give them a try. The instructions on them were different then anything I had tried before. You have to shake them at first, just like a spray can of paint. Then press the tip to expel the air. Once the paint starts flowing to the tip, they are ready to work. I tried to get a photo of what they chrome looked like just on a piece of paper to show it. I'm actually quite impressed with it. I can't wait to use it on an assortment of objects like resin and plastic.