Uni-Paint PX-20 Oil-Based Paint Marker, Medium Point, Metallic Silver

My husband asked me to buy an oil based paint marker and I didn't have a clue what he meant. Then I found the markers and couldn't believe how much they cost. He said "Get it and you'll see".I bought the marker, gave it to hubby and he started marking everything from the pool pump (where stickers were placed to designate recirc, waste. etc), plastic buckets, cables, hard drives. I later noticed that when I washed items labeled with this marker the writing didn't fade or change at all. Even the dishwasher didn't faze the writing on the plastic buckets. I'm sold, I found the marker in his drawer and use it on everything. The tip is very precise. I can even read my own writing. I still own sharpies but I don't use them anymore. This marker has been worth every penny we paid for it. We have owned it for several months and it doesn't show any sign of drying out or running out of paint.Buy it, you won't regret it.

This paint marker was perfect for writing on black stones in my garden. It stays on even after multiple rainstorms and me watering my garden daily.

bought to write on glass spray bottleseach pen is individually wrapped and has a oil residue outside of it which you can taste after you hold, it’s pretty disgusting. I no longer hold them bare handed.i bought them so water wouldn’t breakdown the paint but i like the chalk paint marker i bought by sharpie wayyyy better. next time i’ll buy colored chalk paint, it doesn’t come off easily either but has a matte finish

Product is as advertised, however, if paint-marking something with this that you'll be touching often, it'll start to rub off. It'll leave a silvery residue on whatever it's rubbing against. Really great, metallic silver color though. For my particular application I found that nail polish sticks much better, although I couldn't find the same nice metallic silver color. I bet you could clear coat this paint with nail polish and have the best of both worlds, now that I think about it.

Just an awful pen. I shook it (per directions) for many minutes. Nada. Bupkes. Maybe I got a lemon, give it a shot. Too inexpensive to return to Amazon, so I keep it by my desk to remind me to never buy it again. I also got silver Sharpies, and they work perfectly.

Have used several different brands for these paint markers. Paint goes dry or runs out quickly.

I recently broke my foot and my kids begged to sign my cast. My cast was blue and this contrasted beautifully. Very nice paint marker.

I researched markers for autographs and came across this. I was able to get Patton Oswalt to sign my vinyl copy of Werewolves and Lollipops (LP with DVD) and came out great! If I get the chance for any other autographs I will definitely use it again.