Touch-Up Paint Pen

Say "goodbye" to those pesky dings, dents, and marks on your walls! The Touch-Up Paint Pen is the quick, convenient, and mess-free way to make color-matched paint touch-ups to scuffed walls, trim, cabinets, furniture...any painted surface. Use an included plastic syringe to fill your Touch-Up Paint Pens with your own paint straight from the paint can, attach the brush-tips, and you're ready to paint! Simply twist the end of the Touch-Up Paint Pen to dispense paint from the brush-tip. When you're finished painting, rinse the brush-tip with water to remove excess paint, and store the Touch-Up Paint Pens in your toolbox junk-drawer for next time! The patented airtight design keeps the paint fresh inside each pen for at least seven years, and the pens can be refilled too.

United States Patent Number 10,293,360 B2

WARNING:CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

FAQs

How do I fill the Touch-Up Paint Pens with paint?

Use an included plastic syringe to easily fill your Touch-Up Paint Pen straight from your paint can.

How long will my paint stay fresh inside the pen?

The Touch-Up Paint Pen's air-tight design keeps paint fresh inside for at least seven years!

Does the Touch-Up Paint Pen work with any type of paint?

The Touch-Up Paint Pen is compatible with any latex paint. Oil-based paints, glues and stains are not recommended for use with the Touch-Up Paint Pen.

How much paint does each Touch-Up Paint Pen hold?

Each Touch-Up Paint Pen holds 3.4mls of paint...enough for dozens of touch-ups!

Will the brush-tips dry-out?

The brush-tips will last for years to come! Just be sure to thoroughly rinse the brush-tips with water to remove excess paint and replace the protective cap after each use.

What size is the brush-tip?

The included brush-tips are 1/8" wide...ideal for detailed painting in tight spaces!

Can the Touch-Up Paint Pen be refilled once all the paint has been depleted?

Yes! First, retract the internal paint plunger by twisting the end of the pen in the counter-clockwise direction. When retracting the plunger, you will notice some resistance when twisting, which signals that you're twisting on the refilling direction. Next, gently remove the brush-tip (we suggest gripping with a paper towel or using lightweight pliers).

I twisted my Paint Pen counter-clockwise to refill it with paint and a small piece of plastic broke off at the bottom. Will my Paint Pen still work?

Yes! Your Paint Pen will still work for years. The piece that broke off is from the turning gear and has no effect on using your Paint Pen or keeping the paint inside fresh and vacuum-sealed.

My brush-tip is leaking paint on the sides. What's wrong?

Your brush-tip needs to be fully secured in the barrel of the Paint Pen to work properly. Make sure it "snaps" fully in to place. You can also slam it on a table-top or counter-top to fully secure the brush-tip. Any brush filaments will straighten out as you paint. Check out our "How to Refill" video to see how to secure the brush-tip.