Liquid Mirror Chrome Metallic Markers

LET'S RESIN Liquid Mirror Chrome Metallic Markers, Reflective Gloss, 2-5mm Larger Application Area, 3 Colors Epoxy Resin Tools/Supplies for Coloring, Stroke, Painting, DIY Craft Impression: These metallic markers have a vibrant ink, that is bold, and glossy. Once you get the ink down into the felt drawing tip, it flows easily and richly virtually any surface. These will work on stone, paper, glass, plastic, metal, fabric, etc. The pens are good quality and sturdy. The caps stay on well. Each pen is sealed inside a plastic coating which keeps them fresh until they arrive for your use. I found these to be very pleasing to use. Photos: 1 - What Comes in the Box 2 - Gold Metallic Marker Tested on the Box 3 - Close-Up of Metallic Ink Tested on the Black Box - Looks Thick and Glossy! 4 - Metallic Ink Marker Shown After Testing it on the Black Box - Looks Thick and Glossy! Value: At the asking price of $12.59 when ordered I felt this was a good value.

Wow these work beautifully on kiln dried ceramics. I tried a gold acrylic and these are much better. Nice uniform no streaky coverage w high chrome shine. I added silver edges to my snowflake magnets and gold highlights on a glazed ornament and both are fab.

These pens are fabulous. The colors are vibrant and shine like glass

Absolutely looks like metal! I’m in love with these markers! Let’s Resin has done it again and provided a great quality item. I’ll be buying these again and again! Good price too.

These are great little pens, but I'll break it down further. PROS: 1. Ink flow is nice and steady, no sudden deluges of ink, and they are still going strong after a hundred or so applications 2. The quality of the ink is nice and the metallic sheen is excellent, particularly the silver pen. 3. The color seems to hold once it's set, which takes about 30m. CONS: 1. The tip style doesn't feel optimal for use with small details as it's a thick tip with a curved edge, meaning fine lines or points like for use in resin dice are off the table. I dropped a star for this detail since the pens are marketed specifically for resin, and dice dots are a very common use for something like this. 2. The gold and bronze colors are honestly so similar it's easy to forget which color was used when returning to a project later. 3. The price point is a bit high for my liking

These pens are pretty amazing. I have probably bought at least 25 metallic markers and gel pens and I’ve never had one perform like these. They put down a wide opaque line of super-shiny gold or silver that truly looks like chrome. They work best on a non-porous surface like aluminum cans or glass, but even on regular printer paper they lay down a really nice, shiny metallic coating. I’m very pleased with these to highlight watercolors, spark up homemade cards, and on all sorts of craft projects.

These work great for what I need. Thank you!

A brass bangle I had bought at White House Black Market had tarnished on just one (the bottom in the first pic) and wouldn't come clean. It looked worse in person than in camera light. Had tried to use gold paint pens on other pieces before and it just made them look fake, ruining them. So have been reluctant to try a new paint pen. But really wanted to add this bracelet back into my rotation. The gold pen matched perfectly and covered the darkening color perfectly. Went on smooth, no lines, and matched the original color of the other two gold "bands" so didn't even have to touch them up. The third photo is a pair of copper tone earrings that faded into a dull silver copper. The left was the faded and the right is after touching up. Would've preferred a little more copper in color but really overall great improvement. Very pleased.