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Detailing Fine Painting Pen
The gold painting pen with bright colors and simple designs is a great tool designed for artists, designers, and DIY enthusiasts. Whether you're painting intricate patterns, adding fine details to a canvas, or crafting delicate designs on various surfaces, this applicator delivers great results.
This fine line writing pen is made of sturdy metal material, with knurled slant bar handle and exquisite retro design, sturdy and not easy to deform.
This fluid writer pen features a quality and ultra-fine tip: 0.3mm, 0.5mm and 0.7mm respectively, that effortlessly creates sharp, clean lines.
The painting pen with rod handle has a vintage feel, and delicate design looks not only beautiful, that you can write or draw more stable.
After each use, you need to clean the nib and gold fine painting pen thoroughly, run a fine metal needle through the stem and rinse it off.
HOW TO USE
Step 1:
Take a small amount of paint and mix 1:1 with water.
Step 2:
Dilute the paint to a watery state and put it in the storage tank.
Step 3:
Insert the cleaing tool into the tip until the tool has paint on it.
Step 4:
Write evenly on the surface and let the paint slide gently.
Fine Line Painting Pen
This versatile pen can effortlessly creates sharp, clean lines, it can also be applied to cars or other surfaces to replenish paint and repair scratches, giving your car a brand new look.
Multipurpose
This fluid writer pen can be applied for many kinds of surfaces, such as fabrics, wood, metals, canvas and other items, this liquid writer is a versatile tool for artists, designers, and DIY enthusiasts.
IDEAL GIFT
ingrid
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
I purchased this pen to repair stone chips on my SUV. This is the ideal tool for that job. For Application of paints, this is a useful tool to own. It provides a controlled amount of paint for cleaner jobs and less paint. Would give 5 stars except it's not easy to clean but that's a small issue.
Mark VB
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Not what I would call a pen - it's not for writing withNot for watercolor inks; drops too much13.29 seems like a lot for this, it unscrews easily and have to keep it tight while using
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