KINGART Fine Line Painting Pen 0.5mm Fine Line Brass Tips. Fluid Writer Paint Applicator Pen with Reservior, Prefect Tool for Drawing Lines, Lettering, Touching Up Paint & Scratch Repair

I use these for color fill on projects with cerakote. I mainly use the smaller of the two and it works very well. Much easier than the brush or toothpick method. The cerakote flows well through the pens and cleaning them is a breeze. Included was a small wire pick which I’ve found useful with clogs or general cleaning.I’d definitely recommend these for color fill.

Works perfectly for touching up small chips and scratches on cars with precision.

Love this pen! Plays very well with the high flow Golden metallic paints. I use it to sign the bottom of the wooden bases that I attach my sculptures to. I recommend the purchase!

I'd buy and sell vehicles on Facebook marketplace. So touch up and things like that are important. This allows you to cover up scratches that are not doable with a small brush even. It does a great job

I'm a ceramic artist, and I purchased this pen set for luster application, though I did use the larger size for underglaze application.For applying luster, it is PERFECT. I got crisp, neat lines, with very little waste of material which is really important when working with expensive gold luster. When I used it with underglaze, it was okay. The texture of underglaze doesn't flow as easily through the applicator, but I was able to get nice consistent lines with some effort, but there are better options when it comes to underglaze application (like the AirPen).Having the little poker tool is ultra handy! I love that thing. I'll probably buy another set of these so I can have a dedicated pen for white gold luster, and an extra poker tool for all the applicator tips I use.All around great product!

Having completed my first acrylic painting that I am proud enough of to frame and hang, I also wanted to sign it! I also paint rocks to hide and know from experience how many mediums will run when sprayed with varnish and did not want to risk using an ink that might run and ruin my work. That left out Sharpies (yep, even the permanent ones can run). I am not steady enough and my name is too large to even consider trying to use a liner brush and paint... So this was my go to pen to trial and wow! I am pleased. I was able to choose a color from in the painting that would blend in but still be visible (no distracting the eye to my name rather than the painting!). All I had to do was thin out the paint, take the thin paint on a brush, dab it into the well, and then sign my name like I normally would! Worth every penny! Highly recommended!

The cleaning tool was not in the package , the actual tool seems like decent quality but it will be hard clean out without the tool making it basically one time use , support is hard to find

It's a fairly study pen for its size and very easy to maneuver and see where it makes contact as well as the immediate surrounding area,I use it to touch up car paint and it saves alot of time with cleaning up and fixing rock chips as it's easy to control where the paint goes while I'm working