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Buy ???? Premium Tire Marker Pens, White Waterproof Paint Markers For Car Tire Lettering, Made In Japan (3 Pack-White) ????
Original price was: $20.94.$14.66Current price is: $14.66.
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- Brand: ConceptInks
- Ink Color: White
- Number of Items: 1
- Point Type: Medium
- Special Feature: Manual
- PACKAGE CONTENT: 3 Concept Inks Premium Tire Marker Pens (WHITE). Made in Japan. Make the letters on your tires stand out. In general 1 marker will easily cover 2 coats on 4 tires on a medium size car. You will still have plenty left for touch ups later on
- PREMIUM QUALITY | MADE IN JAPAN: The paint is super high quality and superior to all the competitor pens that are made in China.The letters on your tires will look as if it came from the factory that way
- THICKER PEN TIP FOR EASIER, SMOOTHER AND EVEN APPLICATION: The tip of the pen is thicker, making for easier and smoother application. The paint will distribute more evenly and the end result will NOT look like thin paint streaks such as the competitor’s markers
- WATERPROOF & LONG LASTING & WILL NOT FLAKE OFF: The paint is waterproof and it will take a while before it starts fading. It will not flake off. Pressure washers can be used. Please read instructions on the packaging
- GIVE YOUR CAR THAT SEXY LOOK: You will love the look of your car after using these markers on your tires lettering. It can give it a race car look, a toughness flare or just making it look like a new car
| Color | White |
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8 reviews for Buy ???? Premium Tire Marker Pens, White Waterproof Paint Markers For Car Tire Lettering, Made In Japan (3 Pack-White) ????
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Rommel –
I tried two other paint pens before this and those left streaks/dark spots and would crack and flake off during driving. The paint on these pens have a chalky texture that when tried, it will adjust to any bending in the tires. The flow of the paint was good and application was easier than other pens. You do have to watch out because it sometimes overflows if you press down to hard. And the amazing thing is the waterproofness, when hit with water from a hose, the paint withstands it and doesn’t come off. But I did find that when hit with a power washer, it will come off. This is good and bad. Good because if you change your mind or mess up, it is not permanent and you can blast it off. Bad because if you were looking for a permanent solution, eventually the paint will wear off. Overall, I am satisfied with the paint pen and it looks great on my Hankooks for my DeLorean!
gabriel basurto –
They look very nice but, there’s 2 problems, to get the easiest results you have to remove the tires from the vehicle and the second problem is that the paint turns brown. And yes, I took off my wheels to do this, I didn’t drive my car for a week, I also clean thoroughly the tires to try to get the best results.
Andrés González –
only 2 tires took me 4 hours, in small parts it is very difficult, because of the fat tip, and that my logos are in low relief. It is necessary to give 2 or 3 coats, letting dry between each one.
kelli cracknell –
The pen is easy to use on raised tire letters but not on ribbed letters. The blunt tip does not allow paint to fill in the corners of small letters. The paint has the same viscosity as milk so ensure you remove the tire and lay it flat or else you may risk runs from the thin paint. Now, the paint is very bright white and only required two coats for my tires. Shake the pen for at least one full minute before use for a consistent layer of coverage. I let the paint cure overnight before driving with the new paint. Prior to application, I cleaned my wheels with decreaser and acetone and still got flaking and separation from driving less than five miles. I touched up the paint and still had chipping and separation again. The tires are only two years old but has had their fair share of tire dressings before using this product. I read others have had success with this product but sadly I did not.
jason blessing –
I was skeptical based off of some of the reviews, but the pens arrived quickly. I followed the directions and it was easy to apply and looks pretty good. Not sure yet how long it will last but happy so far.
Joe McFadden –
paint pens weren’t bad i would spend good amount of time on prep work but turned out pretty good with 3 coats took me maybe an hour a tire and 1 tire was about a pen in a half maybe
Joe Bachman –
I’ve used sharpie paint pens in the past with good results, it decided to try actual tire paint pens this time. Cleaned the tires thoroughly before hand and went to work painting the lettering. After a few days, the white started to turn brown and some of it flaked off. I guess I’ll have to try a second coat to see if it’ll stay white this time. And no, no off-roading or tire shine was applied.
Fearnofish –
Runs out quickly and dose not cover well !turns yellow