Can be used for
Models: Ceramic, Plastic, Leather
Household: Stone, Metal, Styrofoam
Crafts: Wax, Glass, Paper
Figures: Fabric, Wood
Not recommended for: vinyl, polyethylene, polypropylene plastics, or lexan.
All-purpose marker contains no lead and has a tip designed for fine- line painting or painting larger areas.
Marker is carded and packaged for clear visibility, with Black color on front.

Specifications

Testors Product Number: 2547C

Reviews

Review Summary

The reviews highlight that these paint markers are effective for small touch-ups, line details, and trim work, often being a cost-efficient alternative to traditional paint for minor tasks. They are frequently used for fixing blemishes and achieving two-tone effects in model work, though they may not be ideal for fine lines or slow, precise applications due to potential paint runs and blotchy results. Users also note the importance of proper storage and the limitation of the soft tip, which may wear out quickly during extensive use.

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I like it

By: justplaincrazy2002

Does good on line detail and for fast touch ups. Can use to pain with some but wouldn't suggest using them unless you get a few .

(80)

Good for some detail work

By: hertzing97

I like to use these markers on doing trim, or other things. it's a lot cheaper than buying paint to do those small things. all you have to do is mask of the area you want, and run over it a few times with this pen... Ta-Da! It's done! I also use these on seats in model cars, because it allows you to do an easy two tone paint job on them, without having to worry too much on paint seeping into crevices.

(78)

Enamel Paint Marker has the runs!

By: erik-marshall

This idea is a good one, but unless you're going to use it to paint an entire area and wouldn't be concerned about paint quality, than this is the right product for you. If you're trying to paint a fine line or small area and have to go slow, the paint will start to run and you'll end up with run lines or blotchy dark spots in your paint area. It's best to mask off the area, and spray with a airbrush.

(72)