0.33 oz Krylon SCP-914 Black Short Cuts Craft And Hobby Paint Pen

Works great, covers nicely. Easy to use, dries quickly.

I have always used these paint pens in my stone mail box that has my house number on it, usually they use inferior paint on these numbers during house construction. The numbers will fade within a year but not with these paint pens. I have done both houses with these pens and it hasn’t faded in 5 years, bright numbers and easy to read compared to neighbors where you can’t see the house number on the mailbox.

I used this pen for some line work on a painting I'm working on, but as it was directly over campus the amount of paint (ink) was not enough to cover as completely as I hoped. A second coat was necessary but it looks great now.

I am using this to cover minor curb rash on my car rims. They are gloss black. The pen matched pretty well. Definitely nice for a quick fix.I never used a paint pen before. The paint flows quite nicely out of it. I could see it being used for some precise painting or artwork. In the meantime it will be my go-to touchup paint. Hopefully it lasts with the cap on tight.

I ordered this product to fix some chips on my wicker purse - every time I use the purse - I tend to hit things and chip it.Coverage was excellent and it worked like charm.Matched the purse finish as well.

First off it clearly states on package that it’s black except that it’s actually brown on the lid.. second, I tried to push the tip up and down to get the paint out and the tip fell out after about three pumps. This in turn allowed me to see inside where you can clearly see that the paint inside is completely dried up! I just received this TODAY and it was in packaging... obviously these must be very old as I cannot find a date on it but complete waste of money and you CANNOT return it. RIP OFF! I am not happy.

I bought several different items trying to fix a dent on our black polished-finish piano. This was the winner. As described, its finish is shiny, just as we needed. The tip is small enough to allow for detailing. Overall it did the job and now you can barely see the damage.

It's really come through for me on all of my ebony guitars that get dings. From Epiphones, Squires, Fenders, Gibsons' and Ibanezes', not to mention some off brands. It's lasted me for years, though I might snag another soon, as the wood stick eventually starts to break down. I believe the stick can be replaced, but what's the point, it's so economical, might just as well get a new one. If you're a hobbyist, it's just as good as the typical Testors paint kits, just a heck of a lot more convenient. Sure, it wouldn't work for camo paint, but it's gonna be fantastic for tight details.