Matte Black Rim Paint

Like most brilliant folks on my phone while on the T01L3T, I dropped it—the phone, that is. Remember the days when you could go to a bar, drop your phone, and it would emerge unscathed? No longer. Unfortunately, I learned that the hard way when my tile floor did more damage to my iPhone than the iPhone did to the floor (not that I'm complaining; it's harder to fix the floor than the phone, which you'll discover in a paragraph or so). For two weeks, I started at the bright silver where my phone kissed the tile. Kind of like a reverse hickey. Every time I saw the dent/scratch, I would feel irritated. I know, "problems of the developed world" (and yes, everyone told me it was my fault for not having a case on my phone, I sense your judgment). It then occurred to me that I could paint it and maybe feel a little less annoyed with my phone, myself, and life in general. Enter this wheel paint. It's perfect for your iPhone's nicks and scratches (or any metal phone, for that matter). The pen is precise, the paint is easy to apply, and because it's designed for a car's wheels, it's WATERPROOF once it dries and STICKS TO METAL. Once the paint dried, the color matched my matte black iPhone wonderfully. It's hard to tell I even painted over the scratch unless you're looking for it (I mean, there is a dent after all). The paint dried very nicely; don't trip if it looks weird while it's drying. It takes about 24 hours to really set. I have gotten my phone wet multiple times since, and the color still looks great; the paint has stayed on. I cannot believe how affordable this paint was. For little more than a Starbucks coffee (venti), the quality is excellent, and the size of the bottle is enough for most applications. For less than $10, my phone looks 10x better. I would recommend this for any metal appliance that is matte black!

Color is nice and I used it to color in the window seal of my car rather then rims and works great blacked out the white nicely

Overall is a good product, the only drawback is the applicator, for puncture type paint chips it works ok, but for wheels rash the applicator brush is not suitable. It will apply the pain but to coverage will be rough, and if you look close enough you can tell it was applied with a brush. A sponge type applicator might work better, or even a spray type application would be better. I would recommend because the color match pretty close.

Pretty good product. It will definitely do what you need it for. I used it for model car building. It seems durable and can go on as thick as you want.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Worked great on my home theater cabinet, I was able to cover up some scratches that showed signs of rust. I didn't use the brush, the pen did its magic concealing the scratches and it's very hard to see where I touched it up. The paint runs out smoothly from the pen tip which makes spreading the paint very easy. I could've easily used a sharpie to cover up the scratches but I like the fact that the paint would provide lasting protection from rust. Would definitely recommend if you are looking to touch up any black matte steel.

I purchased this paint pen to touch up the black paint on my aluminum mailbox. I have also used it to touch up other metal items. The paint adheres very well to metal surfaces and goes on very smoothly. All of the surfaces that I have painted look brand-new and are indistinguishable from the factory finish. I like the option to use the brush tip or the "ball point" applicator for fine details. The pen has a generous volume of paint and lasts a long time. The paint has held up very well both in indoor and outdoor applications. I have not noticed any issues with fumes while using this paint indoors.

Worked exactly as it said! The tiny brush was perfect to touch up a black faucet that had a few chips of paint off. Dried quickly and I cannot even see where the chip was! Inexpensive repair to a black faucet!

Don't look like matte black!? Looks glossy. Very convenient to use.