Thingers UK PERMANENT CAR TYRE PAINT PEN MARKER

Great, just hard to judge shade is all without a colour number. But worked great by luck so all good thanks

Couldn't get the First Two pens to issue the paint but the Third one worked perfectly. Maybe I should have shaken and pushed the nib up and down more on the First Two pens. I'll try that later.You have to be a bit of an Artist to use these Whit Paint pens on your prized tyres but as long as you have a steady eye and a steady hand, you can paint the Tyre Words without too much smudging. See my Pictures.I suggest you keep a Turpentine soaked tissue handy to quickly mop up any smudges. Be careful of a sudden extra flow of paint after giving the pen a shake and pumping the nib in and out, from time to time. There is a tendency to suddenly flood, so clean the tip pf the pen with a Turpentine soaked tissue.One pen lasted a comoplete Tyre and I am sure there is some left in the only pen I needed to use.Overall, a nice cheap set of pens for the price which do what it says on the Tin.

Due to my dog eating half the package when posted threw letter box & putting a hole in the pen......which I soon realised whilst trying to channel my banksy on a mtb tyre thinking why are my fingers & now everything I touch white???It did the job. Easy to use & works perfectly. Bit of advice though....if you have a fat lazy arse dog that eats anything that comes threw that letter box make sure its locked away when delivered....side note (to my self) lay off the weed a bit when writing reviews in a morning. Peace ya'll ✌

I bought these for marking tyres on a truck, the nib is a pointed one, so it’s a little difficult to mark the tyres, especially if the rubber is grooved; the nib isn’t very absorbent, so takes a while for the paint to get into the nip and be useful, also, the container holding the paint isn’t pressurised, so, you’ll forever be putting the cap on, and shaking it to get the ink out (I found it’s easier to shake the ink out into the cap, and use the cap as a little paint holder, and dip the nib into the cap.But, for the price, it does the job

I used these pens to paint "Bridgestone" on my motorcycle tyres. I applied two coats over two days in my garage, letting the first one dry too. They looked good when sitting in the garage, but after taking them on the motorway once, the paint has come off and has only remained in some places making it look all spotty and chipped. I don't know if this was my fault or if its needs 3 coats or if the pens were faulty?Anyhow they work out at £1 a pen so I can't really complain. I won't rate poorly for this reason but if you plan to do your tyres properly I think you will need more than 3 pens as they become quite hard to use at certain points.

Used it to add a bit of quirk to a normally boring engine bay. Pens worked pretty well colour is nice. My pen ran out after about 3 coats on this logo so that is the rough expectancy of the pens life. Only 4 stars as my pen actually broke and started leaking everywhere however, I do write very heavy handed so that may be partly my doing but just be aware.

As a telecoms engineer, working in the green telephone boxes I use these to write in the doors either for notes or to write the actual number on the door. Sometimes these boxes can be hard to locate and when there’s more than one on the same road in a city, the numbers aren’t always on the doors. So using these marker pens to write the numbers on them has been brilliant, even weeks late I can still see clear as day the numbers I have written. No mess and easy to use, great value

Took quite a bit to get the white to come though but it does what it needs to when it comes 👍🏼