Overseas White Paint Markers Pens - Single color 6 Pack Permanent Oil Based Paint Pen, Medium Tip, Quick Dry and Waterproof Marker for Rock, Wood, Fabric, Plastic, Canvas, Glass, Mugs, Canvas, Glass

I work in the aviation industry, where permanent marks are a necessity! While this is true, having a marker that can be cleaned up with a solvent when needed is super nice! Sharpies do a nice job but are prone to fading over time. These Black Paint marker pens are super dark and leave sharp lines without the bleed like other markers, with the added benefit that they can be used on any surface, even with oily residue! Even after fully curing, a bit of rubbing with a textured rag such as terrycloth with Isopropyl Alcohol will remove the marking when corrections or updated numbers are needed, as when modifying a panel! When the marker begins to fade, press down on the tip for a count of three, and in five to ten seconds, the marks will be restored to their original dark sharpness! Perhaps the most surprising thing about these markers is the longevity you get out of one. Unlike Sharpies, which go South after a couple of hours of continuous use, these markers are still going strong after three weeks! Need a sharper tip? A sharp blade, such as an Exacto blade, will bring the tip back to 20-point text sharpness! I've thrown away all my other markers, and these are the only black and white markers I'll use from now on for permanently marking if required, such as marking new part numbers or marking instructions on the back side of a panel!

Good quality markers. Not too drippy when using.

I bought these markers to restore my weight plates for gym workouts. I spray paint my weights with primer and paint. I then paint white the letters and numbers on weight plates. Works great on iron.

These are good paint pens and I have tried alot of diffrent ones to finally find this quality and function to match our expectations.

Great

I didn't expect this but it's true. Six Overseas paint pens for $12 sounds like they would be junk. I was desperate to find a reliable black paint pen for an automotive exterior project. Over the past few weeks, I bought 3 other brands. Each one of them annoyed me in some way...flooding paint, running out quickly, inability to smooth out nicely, etc. So these came in - and I was very surprised. I only bought them because the previous reviews were unusually good. The nice thing here is that the control is really good....even and consistent flow. It levels out well, semi-thick- not runny. The tip size works well for my projects - painting in grooves of a recessed stainless steel item. I let the parts dry and then washed them in hot soapy water, the paint held great! Nice shine. NOTE: WORK FAST. The paint starts to thicken and set within2-3 minutes, so if you have to come back to your starting point, the fresh paint from the pen won't blend with what you did a few minutes before. It will leave a bump spot rather than smooth in. My items were all painted on a level surface in 70 degree conditions - optimal setting. I have not tried them on vertical objects. At this price these paint pens are a bargain. I tried pens that were $17, $10 and $7 EACH - two of those from a local craft/art supply store. None of them did better than these "Overseas" pens. So be amazed like I was. I will be buying more of them in the future.

Love how this items paints but they leak sometimes. Covers well and the white paint is a lil shiny.

These red paint markers mean business. I bought them to label a few things around the shop… now everything is red. Tools? Labeled. Lunch container? Labeled. My kid’s bike? Labeled. Wife’s Tupperware? …Let’s just say I learned to test on scrap first. The color is bold, consistent, and so red it practically yells, “I was here.” The ink flows smooth, dries fast, and doesn’t smear unless you actively try to sabotage your own work. And once it's on—good luck getting it off without divine intervention or industrial solvents. Comes in a 6-pack, which is great, because I’ve now “accidentally” shared two with coworkers who suddenly “needed” one. These pens are the kind of overkill I didn’t know I needed—and now I never want to be without.