3Pcs Gold Liquid Mirror Chrome Markers, Permanent Reflective Metallic Gold Paint Pen, High Gloss Car DIY Model Painting, Touch Up Repair Kit for Plastic Metal Glass Fabric Ceremic Resins

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Overview Brand : San Jeirie Ink Color : Gold Number of Items : 3 Point Type : Fine, Round, Chisel Special Feature : Fade Resistant, Multi Surface Use, Non Toxic About this item Var ious Sizes: Our liquid chrome markers are available in 3 different width tips, 0.7mm durable nylon tip is suitable for model tracing, 1-3mm chisel & medium tip is suitable for large area graffiti, covering the unsightly scrape and provided a layer of protection against rust. Mirror Chrome Finish: Closest paint to match chrome you'll find. Our gold paint pen is made with oil-based formula, waterproof, anti-scratch, non-toxic and its highly opaque and very close to the chrome coating on the model kit, ideal for chrome touch ups, controllable of detail work. UV resistance and waterproof can maintaining a long-lasting silver mirror effect on the surface of the object Smooth Flow: This metallic gold permanent marker are designed with innovative valve, so the ink flows smoothly without any pauses, leaks or bleeding. Warm tips: For maximum shine, allow one layer to dry before coating on another; Do not touch your painted parts for at least 24 hours, it takes a while to dry and cure. Wide Application: High gloss reflective gold plating kit metallic markers can be created on most smooth surfaces (such as plastic, glass,metal, rock painting, paper, canvas, ceramic) Perfect for arts and crafts, model paints for plastic models scratch repair, DIY projects, Easter eggs, card making, Christmas cards, cars steering wheel logo, etc. For the best mirror-effect, please apply it on a smooth and non-absorbent surface. Easy to Use: Clean and Polish the surface of the object firstly, the effect will be better if the surface is smoother, shave well before you use it, then press the nib to let out air. Press the nib several times on test paper and waiting for the ink to soak the nib. Show more