TridentU-Mark IT Gear Marking Paint

Used this to mark my dive gear. It took a minute to figure out the best way to apply it, but then I marked all my gear in a few minutes. It’s stood up to a a lot of dives. So far, so good.

I used this to mark my name on my wet suit. I use the same wetsuit as a lot of the folks where I got certified to dive, and this is what the dive center in NC used to mark the sizes of their rental suits, so it worked for me, too. Multiple dives in saltwater haven't been an issue at all. The item was exactly as ordered, needed and described. There were no issues with timing of delivery, the quality of the product or the seller.

I was looking for a paint to use to color in a logo on my rubber mudflaps. Most products won't stick to the rubber or crack and peel over time. The U-Mark It seems to fit the bill. It is thick and looks to remain flexible once dry. (They recommend waiting 72 hours). While I'll have to see how it stands up over time, I'm pretty pleased with its performance so far. Next up, I'm gonna try it on the sidewalls of my tires to simulate raised white lettering.

Works as expected. I use this to mark my wetsuits and it's the only thing I've gotten to last on them. Various brands of paint pens and sharpies have all worn away in a few wears.

Simple Fabric paint from the craft store. Its the exact same product. Does not mark on any other equipment but fabric. Total waste of money. It instant peeled off my masks, lights, fins. Not a good product unless you use it for fabric perhaps like a wetsuit. Go to the craft store and get it much cheaper.

The only waterproof paint you will ever need. Your scuba gear will wear out before your markings do. Just replaced my Scuba Pro Jet fins from 1994, and they still have my middle school hand written markings on them.

Bright colors. Adhered well to a variety of dive gear. Looks durable.

High quality paint, and bottle top & nozzle which is what is important.