Product: Genuine Mazda Fluid 0000-91-A4A Touch-Up Paint - 13 ml , True Red
Overall sentiment: negative
Customer reviews:
Did not like the product, the painting did not match (i am sure this might be my mistake) but the application and drying process is complex.  if the scratch is in a very visible place better go to the shop. 
 the container is like a ball point pen and you have to put the point of the pen on the scratch or chip and push down, after a couple of uses it clogs . i like the paint that came in a small glass container with a brush much better. 
 Paint refuses to flow. Nothing I tried would get it to work properly. Absolutely worthless. I have used paint pens for a variety of projects. This was the worst one I have tried. 
 Glad I tested just a small scratch with this first. Paint does not match my 16w black mica code on my 2009 Mazda 3. Applies more of a silver color than black. I waited about 45 minutes to see if it would dry darker but it did not. Looks worse than the scratch that was there before. You are better off purchasing a decent scratch remover polish. Do not buy this product if you are looking for black mica. 
 No matter how carefully its applied, the touch up looks like you used spackle.  It's a thick paint with no forgiveness or fluidity that can be smoothed out or wiped off. So now the car doesn't have visible nicks from a distance but up close it looks like someone playing with sticky white candy touched the paint in different places. 
 Did not match my 2013 Mazda 3 in Black Mica 
 Paint does not come out of tube 
 I ordered several - big mistake.  The color doesn't match my vehicle which is only a few months old.  Even though the paint code on the product is identical, it's too light and almost silver.  I seriously doubt that this product is a "genuine Mazda" product.  Go to your local dealer and order some touch up paint as I did in order to get a perfect match. 
 did not match my paint very well, color too light 
 Color doesn't really match. The pen tip is useless. Bottle leaks. I thought since it was a Mazda product it would be better then the competitors... guess not. Scratch Wizard touch up worked better. 
 Loved this touch-up paint until about the third time I tried to use it. Apparently the ballpoint tip applicator had gone bad or gotten stuck shut. In trying to get it to open up, the whole pen started leaking all around the cap. I loosened the cap and the cheap little plastic seal fell off as I was removing it. Definitely not the best design. The ballpoint tip doesn't seem to be of any use after one or two applications, I'm guessing the paint dries up inside it and renders it useless. Before all these issues, though, I enjoyed this touch-up paint. It matched my car perfectly and was great for touching up dings and chips. Just wish it would've lasted longer. Now after two uses I'm already having to look into buying a new one.