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Molotow Liquid Chrome Marker

Item #: mchrome
$9.29 - $10.59
Highly pigmented liquid chrome ink creates an opaque, high-gloss mirror effect on smooth, non-porous surfaces. Alcohol-based ink is UV-resistant and extremely scratch- and abrasion-proof.

1mm point is great for detailed marks, outlines, and precise lettering. 2mm point is a good choice for outlines, drawing, and lettering. Reach for the 4mm medium bullet tip for bold outlines, freestyle drawings, and more. Valve-action tip ensures consistent ink flow.

Made in Germany.
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Highly pigmented liquid chrome ink creates an opaque, high-gloss mirror effect on smooth, non-porous surfaces. Alcohol-based ink is UV-resistant and extremely scratch- and abrasion-proof.

1mm point is great for detailed marks, outlines, and precise lettering. 2mm point is a good choice for outlines, drawing, and lettering. Reach for the 4mm medium bullet tip for bold outlines, freestyle drawings, and more. Valve-action tip ensures consistent ink flow.

Made in Germany.
 

Features Waterproof, Permanent, Refillable, Metallic
Tip Size Fine, Medium
Tip Style Round
Ink Type Alcohol-Based
Surface Paper, Canvas, Leather, Plastic, Glass, Wood, Ceramics, Metal
Skill Level Intermediate, Advanced
Molotow Liquid Chrome Marker
 

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We ship worldwide! International orders are subject to all applicable customs & duty taxes & fees. These fees are not included in the shipping price.

Orders placed online and by phone generally ship within 48-72 business hours. Paper and Ink Arts is closed on Saturday & Sundays, so orders placed over the weekend will begin shipping on the following Monday.

If there is an item in your order that is out of stock, we will contact you via email when your order is packed to allow you the choice of having your other items shipped or having your entire order held until your backordered item arrives.

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If an item doesn’t suit you, package it carefully to avoid shipping damage. We’ll be glad to give you a full credit or refund for the price of the unopened/unused item. Please note:

We are unable to accept returns for items purchased on SALE or CLEARANCE.

Simply include a note with your order number and return regularly-priced, unopened/unused merchandise within 30 days by US Mail or UPS to:

Paper & Ink Arts

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113 Graylynn Dr.

Nashville, TN 37214

Customer Reviews

1 Review
  • Chrome Finish Not Guaranteed On All Surfaces 4

    Posted by Tumble on Mar 31st 2023

    I’ve seen these chrome pens used by many artists online and finally decided to try them myself. I like them because they really do produce a chrome/mirror effect—definitely different than a silver or gray. I also like that most markers will not write over the top of them (the chrome kind of repels the ink), so creating colored shadows/outlines around them is really effective. I also really appreciate the variety of tip sizes: most paint pens like these only come in a chunky bullet tip, but these have several sizing options, all the way down to the super small 1mm. The big downside to them is that they end up turning gray on pretty much every paper I’ve used them on though. It’s like the finish absorbs right into anything porous and they’ll lose their cool reflective/mirror quality. The only paper I’ve found to really support their full sheen is vellum tracing paper, but that’s not really ideal for most projects. I think that these are most effective for nonporous surfaces like plastics and really dense or coated papers, but have not tested them on enough different types of surfaces to say for certain.

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