What are these paint tips ??

I have noticed how a few of you have been saying about this paint pen you use for around doors etc .I have never heard of them. I'm like Dan when i do mine.....thinned down paint.

Info please !!!!

I use these pens, and just color in the lines... :p

http://www.gellyroll.com/products/pens/pigmamicron/pigmamicron.html

I heard Gundam markers will work too, if you mask off the lines.

Cheers ...i'll have to have a look around to see what i can find here in NZ

Jay....Does it do a really good job ?

Originally posted by primera man
Jay....Does it do a really good job ? I get better results with the pen than I do with paint. Before I primer the bodies, I etch the panel lines a little deeper with the backside of my X-acto knife. Then after polishing, I just put the tip of the pin the the grooves and run it back and forth until they're black. When I slip, it wipes right off.

I used to use skinny permanent markers, but it was harder to fix my mistakes.

Originally posted by jay@af
I get better results with the pen than I do with paint. Before I primer the bodies, I etch the panel lines a little deeper with the backside of my X-acto knife. Then after polishing, I just put the tip of the pin the the grooves and run it back and forth until they're black. When I slip, it wipes right off.

I used to use skinny permanent markers, but it was harder to fix my mistakes.

Thanks for the help Jay.
:)

The pens are a real time saver and the only thing I can add to what jay said is get one that is self cleaning. I bought a refillable one.
http://www.kohinoor.com/kohinoor/images/rapidograph.gif
I haven't used it in a while and it clogged. Causing me to have to clean it and promptly throw it down the drain. :mad:

I think I saw the ones jay was talking about at the local hobby shop. I'll probably try one of those.

I used to use a rapidiograph at work. I had to take it apart all the time.

You don't have to clean my pens. :D

No kidding I got about half way through and had to clean it again. That's when I felt like dropping it down the drain. :rolleyes:

You'll never guess what I used mine for... :silly2:

You're probably right...I'll never guess. :D

Thanks again for the help...i'll see what i can find tomorrow

Warren, nothing I have seen will stop me doing it the way we do!

If it ain't broke, don't fix it mate!

Originally posted by Guiddy
Warren, nothing I have seen will stop me doing it the way we do!

If it ain't broke, don't fix it mate!

Good point.

I've got a couple of older models i will have a play on to see what it turns out like