It's OK, but going to try something else.
It's OK, but going to try something else.  Loved the pump they supply to get the paint in the tubes.  Love leaving the big cans of paint in storage and having these little tubes in a nearby drawer for a quick touch up .  Like with nail polish, they come complete with a shaker ball inside, so a quick shake and you're ready to touch up.  The downfall is the applicator. Its about an inch wide, round, and flat with a hole in the center through which the paint is squeezed. What it really needs a small brush.  Squeezing onto a flat foam surface offers pretty poor control of how much paint comes out, and shaped the way it is,  forget precision application completely.  I found I was expressing paint accidentally as I was trying to position the head better. Was frustrated attempting to feather the edges for good blending with more paint being expressed than i wanted.  Forget applying to uneven surfaces like trim moulding or corners. Ended up grabbing a small artist brush and dipping into the paint applicator.  I kept thinking, there has got to be something similar to this that has a brush applicator instead...<br /><br />Update:  After searching for the answer I wanted  elsewhere, the closest thing I could find was a pen applicator, of which its immediate downfall was its diminutive size (like that of an actual pen) and tiny brush.  And worse, you cannot refill it, and it's pricey.  Another option was a bottle that looks like an oversize nail polish container, but the brush looks thin and cheap, and I'm guessing I'd get frustrated with the results of such a brush, so  I'm sticking with this brand and keeping my artists brush handy.
Rating: 3 stars