JDiction Metallic Chrome Markers, 3 Colors Permanent Markers Mirror Effect, 2-5mm Larger Application Area, High Gloss, Waterproof, Chrome Paint Pens for Christmas Resin Crafts, Coloring, Painting

Fantastic pens! Very Easy to use. Beautiful Metallic colours & Lovely Shine once dry. The pens flow nice and smooth and no clogging. I used these on Resin Coasters Edging and they worked nicely, perfect even coverage. Remember that drying time states 12 hours, if touched before this time you may end up with smudges and fingerprints. The overall look is very professional and glossy. these can be used on a wide range of materials and crafts and I will be buying more once they have run out im sure.

I love the lets resin chrome powders so these were a must, they really do finish off my resin pieces beautifully, not just going around the edges but also for putting faces on items, colouring pieces etc, they're just so beautiful, so shiny, really durable, easy to write with , I think good value for money, I've had no leakage issues and they dry quickly, recommend

I absolutely love these pens! Easy & quick to use. Amazing colours & shine. The pens flow nicely once prepped ready for use so be careful to not flood your work especially if you are doing detailed work. I used on resin and they worked brilliantly, even covered some minor flaws. A reminder that drying time says 12 hours, which I didn’t realise when I purchased but that’s my fault. If your clumsy like me - Easily removable from skin (& fabric - oops) if you get to it quickly, I just used a baby wipe with minimal wiping. The overall look is very professional. I can definitely see me using these all the time on a range of materials and I will be buying again.

I purchased these markers to add details to my resin/resincrete projects, for decorating handmade cards and other craft makes. On the whole I have to say I'm very impressed with them. They're maybe not quite as high shine as the listing images suggest. They're extremely glossy when wet but a bit more subdued when dry although still very shiny and I love the finish they give. You need to give them quite a good shake to get them started when you first use them but after that the ink flows freely. The level of gloss or shine also depends on the material you use them on and the lighting conditions. For example on paper they have more of a really good sheen to them rather than a mirror look but on resin, have a much higher gloss. Coverage is really good. One coat was enough on my resin items. The little wooden initial keyring my daughter did for herself needed two coats to look properly covered. I assume this is because the wood is unsealed and porous so soaks up so of the first layer of ink. After a second coat, it looks fab and shines well in direct sunlight. The shape of the nib of these markers allows you to create different thickness of lines making them ideal for both writing with and for colouring larger areas too. These markers are supposedly waterproof and scratch proof. I soaked a resin unicorn in water, whose feet I coloured with the gold marker, and the colour stayed put so I think I can safely say it's not going to wash off easily. Scratch proof? Well...sort of yes. Once the markers are fully dry, which can take a while, I used my fingernail to scratch at the dried markers on paper, resin and wood to test it and it didn't scratch off. It did however leave the scratched area looking dull. The dull area covered over with a second coat of the marker though and you'd never know it was there. I had purposely tried to scratch the markers with some effort though so during general everyday wear or used to embellish an ornament that will sit on a shelf I don't think that will be much of a problem. Taking everything into consideration I will definitely be using these markers again for many of my craft projects going forward.

These must have smaller shiny particles in them than other 'metal' paints, because they dry to an almost shiny metal finish. Would certainly cover chipped or worn chrome. Even the gold one is good. I painted it onto my house number sign, which was faded brass numbers screwed onto a wooden plaque. It seems to be durable (six months exposed to the elements). Probably also brilliant for the arty types looking for a better metallic pen.