Liquid Chrome Silver Marker Metallic Pens, 3PCS DIY Silver Liquid Chrome Oil-based Paint Marker Pen for Any Surfac

And oh does this have a lovely appearance! It looks so smooth and shiny and chrome-y.. but it took me nearly two weeks to get it that way and when I did they took another two weeks to cure so you can touch it!The stuff itself isn't bad.. when (and if) you can get it to apply right, it has the potential to be a thing of tremendous beauty.. and it flows very nicely -for about 10 seconds.HOWEVER...Getting there is a freakin' NIGHTMARE. The delivery system is absolute garbage; it seems to go out of its way to attract EVERY bit of dust & lint -anything that's in the air- & lock it into the liquid before it dries.. which at best takes a good 48 hours..& then a week or two to actually cure. After a week of trying the pens as they came, I finally just gave up & broke one open (it actually screws open, so it's pretty easy), threw out the useless dust producing/attracting tip & treated it like a paint, using a good synthetic art brush -not super soft, not super stiff; a good, flat synthetic works quite well. You can actually make the application amazing on the first couple strokes with a brush! I would recommend that everyone do this & just dispense with the whole 'tip' thing all together. The stuff also sets super, super fast, so you would do well to thin it slightly with a few drops of 99% alcohol (I added a couple of drops of acetone to it as well & it helped the flow a lot, but you have to work fast, VERY fast!Once it's applied, find some place very clean & ABSOLUTELY DUST FREE with no wind or breeze or ANYTHING (like your refrigerator) & keep it there, completely undisturbed, for about a week. True, the cold will slow the curing somewhere, but it's an equitable trade-off, considering that there's no air circulation & it won't be disturbed. One slight touch or just a HINT of the brush of a finger during that week & the whole thing is ruined; you have to remove all the product & start all over.I HIGHLY RECOMMEND AGAINST THIS PRODUCT, unless you're REALLY patient & very much into experimentation, because out of the box it's gonna give you a crap finish. I'm totally looking for another one to try, but I have a sneaking suspicion that all of them are probably gonna be similar because of what they are; fake chrome in a bottle. UNPERFECTED fake chrome in a bottle.. (I would have given it two stars.. well, really one.. but it's just SO damn pretty (when it works). Unfortunately, the likelihood of it remaining that way for more than a minute or two is very very low..

Used these liquid markers to paint some rims for my model cars and I am beyond satisfied with the results.... just ordered 20 more sets of rims and gonna order about 10 more packs of these fabulous markers....

I just started to do wax stamp seals. It was recommended that I use liquid chrome markers to highlight the raised areas on some of my stamps. So I researched and I ended up ordering these. I love everyone of the colors. The star gold, and the champagne gold stand out the most in the golds. The silver stands out, too, the only one that is not quite as liquid looking is the mocha gold, but it is still beautiful against the backdrop of other colors. I didn’t know what an elimination pen was, but it is the greatest thing on the face of the Earth for fixing mistakes, especially when you are dealing with very minute and tiny Lines that you are trying to be accurate at putting the liquid chrome on. I will definitely buy these again! These are my experiments!

Smooth application but does not stand up to the elements very well. Used it for flaws on my chrome and need to reapply regularly.

Well worth the money, couldn't be happier and customer service was great and answered all my question quickly. thank you so much.

I'm pretty impressed with the coverage provided by these chrome paint pens. The flow on the tips is good and provides a smooth flow that allows for even coats. The dry time is pretty reasonable, though it takes quite a bit longer on "unpaintable" plastics. Whatever formulation used makes for a *very* close approximation of electroplated chrome. The different sized pens provide a good way to cover small details and tight corners, as well as larger flat areas. Wear seems average, durable enough for light handling but I would probably avoid areas that will see a lot of use.

I'm on the fence for this product. I used these on my cured resin projects, and I have to do second coats. I think there might be better products out there.

After many years and many products, finally an easy to apply liquid finish which actually hasa mirror finish. Stoked, yah.