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Tire & Outdoor DIY
AMFUN Waterproof Paint Markers
Oil-based permanent markers made for bold tire-sidewall lettering, outdoor labels, and multi-surface DIY projects.
Waterproof · Weather-resistant · 8 colors · 2 mm bullet tips
Ordinary Marker Problems
Plain Tires And Faded Outdoor Marks Need A Stronger Line
- Regular markers can look dull on black tire sidewalls and dark surfaces.
- Outdoor labels often fade when rain, rinse water, or garage mess hits them.
- Water-based ink may struggle on smooth metal, plastic, glass, and rubber-like surfaces.
- A waterproof oil-based marker kit gives weekend DIY projects a cleaner, bolder finish.
Before & After
Plain Tire Sidewall Or Custom Lettering?
Slide to compare a plain black tire with bright marker lettering designed to stand out after it dries.
Plain tire · White lettering · Water test ready
Plain Tire
Marker Detail
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AMFUN In Action
One Marker Kit For Tires, Garage Gear And Outdoor DIY
Use the 8-color oil-based set for tire sidewall lettering, tools, storage bins, glass, wood, stone, and weekend projects.
Tires · Metal · Plastic · Glass · Wood · Stone
Waterproof After DryingOil-based ink is made for wet-condition projects, outdoor labels, and surfaces that may face rain or rinse water.
Multi-Surface UseMark tires, metal, plastic, glass, wood, stone, fabric, leather, cardboard, and more with one kit.
Controlled 2 mm TipThe round bullet tip gives better control for outlining letters, tracing details, and writing clean labels.
Eight Useful ColorsWhite and yellow pop on dark surfaces, while red, blue, green, silver, black, and gold cover creative DIY needs.
8 Color SetOil-Based InkLow Odor Formula
Customer Reviews
Customer feedback after tire, garage, and outdoor DIY use
★★★★★
I used the white marker on the raised letters of my truck tires. It took a steady hand, but the tire looked much cleaner once the ink dried.
★★★★★
I labeled outdoor storage bins and sprayed them after they dried. The writing stayed easy to read, which was exactly what I needed.
★★★★★
The yellow and red colors showed up well on my garage tools. I shook each pen first and pressed the tip a few times to get the ink moving.
★★★★★
I used them on glass jars for a weekend project. The lines were brighter than regular markers and looked smooth after drying.
★★★★★
Great for garden stones. I liked having white, black, green, and bright colors in one set instead of buying separate paint pens.
★★★★★
The 2 mm tip was easier to control than a thick paint pen. It worked well for outlining tire letters before filling them in.
★★★★★
The smell was lighter than I expected for oil-based markers. We used them for quick craft labels without the room feeling harsh.
★★★★★
I bought the set for my bike and car projects. The black and white were the most useful, but the other colors came in handy for labels.
★★★★★
I marked patio planters and a few plastic tubs outside. After drying overnight, the writing held up through sprinklers.
★★★★★
First use is important: shake it, press the tip until the ink flows, then cap it tight. Once I did that, the markers worked consistently.
Product Q&A
Real Questions Before You Start
Answers for shoppers who want clear tire lettering, waterproof marks, and dependable DIY results.
Tire sidewalls · Dry time · Coverage · Surface prep
FAQ 1Will it show up on black tires?
Yes, high-contrast colors like white, yellow, and red are the best choices for black tire sidewalls. For a cleaner result, wipe the sidewall first, trace the raised letters slowly, and add a second coat after the first layer dries.
FAQ 2Will it stay on after rain or washing?
The product page describes the ink as waterproof and weather-resistant. Let the mark dry fully before exposing it to water. Heavy scrubbing, harsh tire cleaners, or repeated car washes may reduce the finish over time.
FAQ 3How do I start the pen the first time?
Shake the marker with the cap on, press the bullet tip on scrap material until ink flows, then draw. Recap it tightly after use and store the pens horizontally so the ink stays ready.
FAQ 4Can I use it on more than tires?
Yes. The page lists metal, plastic, glass, wood, stone, fabric, leather, and cardboard. Always test a small hidden area first, especially on glossy, flexible, valuable, or textured surfaces.
180DAYS
Try AMFUN Markers With 180-Day Confidence
Use the marker set for tire sidewall lettering, garage labels, outdoor projects, glass, wood, stone, and weekend DIY. If your item arrives damaged or defective, contact support for replacement or refund help within the stated support window.
Keep a waterproof 8-color marker kit ready for your next tire detail, garage label, or outdoor project.
