Review on 🔥 Scorch Marker Pro: Non-Toxic Chemical Wood Burning Pen for Crafts - Heat Sensitive, Double-Sided Marker Tool with Bullet Tip and Foam Brush - New Formula for Easy Application by Heather Shaw

I watched a lot of YouTube videos and followed the instructions exactly. I sanded my 220 blade smooth, shook and primed the handle, dabbed off excess, etc. Was very careful and used recommended wood species. The liquid kept spilling out. Different types of wood were used and recommended with the same results. I've tried stencil and freehand, both in the blood! The color changed to dark brown but never turned black even with my new heat gun at altitude. The finished product looked like a dark brown Sharpie marker had been used and was a sloppy, spreading mess. It also doesn't look like real "burning" wood. Advertised as a chemical burn, not a chemical reaction that causes discoloration. I don't see the point of using this marker when getting color results and not altering the wood underneath to make it look like it's burned, no dents in the wood etc. I do a lot of crafting. I draw, stencil, etc. and consider myself a good craftsman, but this pen didn't suit me. Not sure how others are getting the results they are showing. I'm sending it back for a refund.