Goldge 4 Pack Chrome Paint Pen, Silver & Gold Liquid Mirror Chrome Marker, Permanent Reflective Gloss Metallic Markers for Model Painting, Repairing, Marking, DIY Art Projects - 0.7mm & 1mm

I remember using something like this when I was in school and I really liked them. So when I saw this, I knew I needed to try it. Since I'm all into art, I thought if they were decent, I could use it on a canvas. When I tested them, I was surprised how well these actually work. They have a mirror like shine to them, doesn't stink that bad, and super easy to use. And I love that it comes with a brush tip pen and a fine tip pen in the same color. They're waterproof, smudge proof, and look amazing. So happy I got these. I'll be getting more in the future. 11/10!

I can’t say why, I tend to get lost,In chrome or gold, pens, caring not about the opportunity cost.Something about shiny lettering on a dark background,And I’m oblivious to all other sounds.I’ve had the opportunity to test,About 10 brands and Pentel is best.Extra fine point and bright chrome paint,Leaving the house for a week, I ain’t.A half month if I buy four,I’ll write until fingers are sore.Till the dogs whine for food,Nothing is what gets done for this dude.I’m terming it, “Penorexia,”And it will eve you with a bit of vexia.No, there’s no one to see,No treatment or therapy.I’m lobbying to have it recognized,So I can be understood and not despised.Meantime, I’ll sit here day and night,Looking for things on which to write.My favorite is a piece of midnight blue tile,Just thinking about it brings a euphoric smile.So how do these pens rate?When I’m zoned in a fixated state?They’re not bad,from the package working all,For lettering and designs big and small.The tips tend clog and mush,Like they all do,Get used to it, sad but true.These medium tips mesmerize me less,Ink is lasting and can make a mess.Not more than any other,Bought, acquired or stolen from another.I’m giving them a cautious four stars,As I write happily on the house’s glass jars.I hope this review has been helpful or otherwise for you,Maybe something will stick like gum on your shoe,Or at least had some weird entertainment value.

These gold and chrome liquid pens are awesome! They write so smoothly and do not over saturate paper or anything. They have definitely helped my at home projects be a little more awesome!

These chrome markers take a little time to prime, but once the ink is flowing, they do a beautiful job.The ink dries with a metallic shine most markers can't manage and is the closest you can get to the look of gilding without actually gilding.I like that the nibs on these are more sturdy than many others I've tried - they're more solid and keep the tip a lot better than I'm used to.The one nitpick I have is that the hard nib sometimes leaves marks in that I'm coloring, but it's easy enough to wait for things to dry and then go over the area again, hiding any lines.

Okay, I do A LOT of craft work.For over a decade, I have wanted to get that 'shiny metallic' look ....that 'mirror-finish' look....Spray paints .... brush-on paints.... and yes; MARKERS.....ALL have promised that highly-reflective appearance.It NEVER happens.I wish that I could go on from here to gush 'Success!' 'Quest Over!!'...Alas; no.These are VERY good quality Silver/Gold markers...The flow is smooth....You can apply very fine detail lines.....But you are not going to get a mirror-polish-level appearance....Not quite "Liquid Mirror", as the advert blurbage brags about.Frankly, I am beginning to regard that 'mirror finish' as an impossible goal. (sigh)These markers are quite slim, and at $10. for 4, you shell out $2.50 EACH.I leave the value of that as a matter of personal perspective for YOU to determine.

I wasn't expecting what I got! I'm really happy with these paint markers; they look metallic when you write/color with them. I was thinking it would be a marker like a Sharpie where the color is not as pronounced, but I'm glad I was wrong. They write smoothly for the most part (I'm not a fan of the scratching it makes on certain surfaces) and the finish is beauty.

In the picture, I compare these GOLDGE mirror-finish paint markers to another brand's regular metallic paint markers.They are being shown on plastic model kit sprues, and they show up the same on paper.The chrome silver in this listing is very, VERY good. It looks even better in real life, but it's a true chrome mirror finish, not a metallic silver, as you can see in the picture. It looks exactly like any chrome plastic does. The gold, however, is not only NOT a mirror finish, it's also just bad. It's much less shiny than even the regular metallic gold marker I have. It's dull and almost just yellow-brown.I saw the other review showing that their silver was a typical metallic and not chrome/mirror. I'm not sure what's up with that, if it's a dud or just not shaken enough. But mine does not look anywhere close to their picture.It's hard to know whether to recommend these, as the chrome is VERY good and the gold is so blah. Don't buy this for the gold.All that said, I will be using these for Gundam plastic models and am very happy with the easy coverage and excellent finish. They cover the green easily and completely.

I got this to replace my faithful (famous $12 M-brand) expensive chrome pen that finally ran out after 2.5 years.These pens are *comparable*...not quite as realistic, but close enough for my uses. And at a much lower price, ($8 when I ordered, so $2/pen), it's a graet value and a no-brainer.If they last even half as long as my brand-name one did, they'll have paid for themselves many times over.Just be SURE not to touch the surface or put on a second coat until you're sure the paint has dried/cured all the way through - otherwise it'll go matte and/or get ripples.