Blue Car Paint Marker Pens - For All Surfaces, Including Windows, Glass, Tires, and Metal - Suitable for Cars, Trucks, Bicycles - Water-Based Wet Erase Removable Markers Pen Review

I used this marker to write "BRUH" on the hood of my car and it won't wash off. My car now has "BRUH" permanently written on the hood. However, low key is kind of vibin.

The paint does not come off! Leaves red paint on the car. I bought the pen because it is water based and needs to be rinsed off. We tried water and detergents. If you need a temporary drawing pen, DO NOT buy this pen. It does NOT erase as advertised!

I use this when replacing parts on my truck to keep the hoses, fittings etc looking like they came from the factory as my truck comes painted blue. This one is very thick even when used sideways. For windows etc. This is great as I use it I had to buy a fine tip. It's not that easy to take off, which I like. A good product.

Even the lightest pressure on the tip of this marker resulted in paint running and dripping everywhere. I tried to use it to mark the spot on the steering wheel. and I can confirm that it stayed on the metal nut and bolt as it completely covered the top and bottom and then dripped onto the mat. I wiped about half with a damp cloth, the rest just had to stay.

I am a claims adjuster and these markers are perfect for marking damage in photos that the camera may not be able to capture. I use it to indicate small dents or light scratches from vandalism so anyone looking at the photos can see why I'm taking the photo and which area is damaged. I keep an old rag and water bottle in the car to wipe down a client's car after I take a picture.

I kick myself for not reading the other reviews more carefully. I tested it on a small section of my white car, it washed out easily. I went ahead and wrote my message on the machine, it was there for a week and when I tried wiping it down again and again with water and then a weak mixture of water and dish soap it still left a faint residue like in photos in other reviews. This is a disaster, I may have to repaint these areas! Be careful when using on a white background.

I find it very good. It didn't come out as bright and stunning as I expected. It appears to paint well on glass, but shrinks in size as it dries. Although not bad. It might be better to use the wide version if you want big lines. You can redraw to create wider lines like I did the circle in my drawing. But work fast, because painting over while it's dry is more like erasing. He remained without any friction. Use a damp cloth to remove. Dry didn't move, which is probably a good thing. The red…

This marker is a bit pricey but I needed something I could deliver quickly for my son's mood week at camp and it was worth it for the convenience. Things didn't go as easily as we would have liked. The tip wore out quickly, making it difficult to remove the chalk paint. I had to keep dipping it in a cup of water, which helped with flow issues, but the worn tip made it difficult to write accurately and dulled the color a bit. I think maybe I put too much pressure on at the beginning. But I think