Car Accessories Paint Pen

I have been using the Wacom tablet and Cintiq for years to edit design work and paint. Having purchased the largest 9 x 12 version in the past, I found it was great for the desk, but too large to pack and carry on trips with my laptop. The medium format is just the right size, matching my 17 laptop and fits perfectly in the carrying case for both when traveling. I do a lot of painting with these products, and the pressure characteristics of the tablet are a must in replicating accurate paint strokes with the art pen and regular pen.

I use the tablet with Wacom's Art Pen and Corel's Painter program to paint landscapes and portraits. This is my third tablet and the performance is perfect for duplicating real world brush strokes. I have never had any problems with Wacom's products. R. Foster

work as intended. Great price so you might as well have a few of them in the bag for when you lose the others. Also, I use a silver paint pen to put my cell number on the caps. The little indent is perfect for that. If I somehow leave a lens somewhere, at least there is a contact # for someone who is honest enough to return it to me.

The kit is an especially good value. The lens pen is helpful in removing small smudges, and the paint brush good for gently removing dust on the lens edges. I wish the kit had more lens cleaning tissues, but overall it's a great choice for lens maintenance.

Works very well, leaves little residue (tested it for an hour or so on car paint and it didn't leave anything behind). Can't complain about a product that does its job well.

I got this lens to get a wider lens for interior shots and inside the car, using my car mount. Works great on my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Crisp, deep focus and fast enough for most purposes. Highly recommended. Only bummer is some visual defects. The silver paint seems sprayed on and the paint bleeds a bit over the front lip of the tulip hood. Doesn't affect the functionality, but looks a bit cheap.

I have metal working machines and have been able to build my own versions of most of the Rig Wheels Platforms. Granted my stuff in not interchangeable into multiple configurations. That was not necessary, I just build platforms as needed. The one thing I could not easily duplicate is this magnet. It has a 1/4 x 20 stud, making it easy to screw into any threaded hole I make. I would not run any attachment system without safety tie downs. This is where using a magnet is far superior to a suction cup. Should it come loose, it will reattach itself without any assistance. Not that one ever has, but it is comforting to understand. An array of 8 of these requires some effort to release from the vehicle. I am impressed. The long stem is essential. I added a nut and once I set the length needed use a nut to lock it in place. Realize, all car surfaces are not flat, in fact it is hard to find flat. By adjusting the depth of the stem, you can compensate for a small amount of curvature on a car hood. A bonus feature, the surface you are attaching to does not have to be perfectly clean to get attachment. Although I do clean the area I am mounting to. I can see where a bit of grime between the magnet and the car paint might get ground into the paint.

Does exactly what is says it can do. Great way to mount gopro cameras on a car without scratching the paint. The rubber coated magnets don't scratch anything. Excellent product. A must have if you are shooting driving footage.

I bought this to put accessories in when I'm out shooting macro pictures. It put a small paint brush, bottle for misting, small scissors and various other things I take with me.

It's like a glove compartment in a car. You can stuff it with anything from weights to accessories you need to have at reach arm.