[ReackOne]

surprise inside. NIGGA MANG

[STYLEISKING]

stinky but good

[kern]

the black window markers at michaels are the best mops.
just use the stock ink

[nino852]

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[scooby snax]

Krink Mops work great, expensive but a mega drip fest.

[Nove..]

anyone know what the long and thin markers are in this flick?
ive seen them so much, just aint got a clue what they are

[dustyfillers209]

All you fools are wack! If you buy markers your fuckin wack.

[Dcor8]

Typical deco stash wit a couple On the runs, Sakura solid sticks and a jumbo solid on the side...

Junobo hasn't lived up to my expectations but good to have something for rough ass surfaces.. Sakura paint sticks are nice, write bright n smoothly on just about any surface and withstand most conditions..OTR Cold Sweat black bitumen hard-to-buff is my baby though... Nice thick and smooth and that shit stands up to its name nicely

[PickledBeetsOnTheStreets]

these.

[Nove..]

old homemade

[STYLEISKING]

[pivit]

A few months ago, I bought a Uni-Wide and so far I don't know what to think. I bought some Black Label ink with it, which supposedly "flows through all markers". I know how to take out the tip and re-insert it and everything and I know how to fill it also. But, when I flood the marker with ink as I''ve always heard you're supposed to (I actually messed up and the whole outside of the body is stained with ink now) it's pretty much useless. I squeeze it to the point of the tip dripping and I've also squeezed some ink onto the tip also, but when I write it's always really streaky or looks like it's almost out of ink after a few tags. I've seen old flicks from the insides of subways and the tags look good, they look juicy and not streaky at all. Is it the ink, or am I filling the marker wrong, or something else? Any help with this would be appreciated.

[Walalala]

I'd say the ink is too thick, but personally i've never used black label ink. Have you tried using pilot in it?

[xHOPEx]

Alright, so I've been out of the game for a long time. I went to Office Depot the other day to restock on White Out pens and noticed that Sharpie has changed the Magnum to a ney body type. Has anyone fucked with this yet? You can take the nib off and refill it like a Pilot Jumbo and it doesn't look like it would be as streaky and shitty as it was before. I haven't had time to fuck with it yet, but was curious to know what others experiences with it have been.

[Mad Brother]

This marsh 99 markers, they look dope, never used one, i was wondering where i can get one? You know cuz the writers back then would use this, but where they got it from? Any ideas ? No art primo and bullshit, thats too expensive, im lookin for a place where i could bargain with the clerk for a lower price if u get my drift.

[SXWND]

Hi, I've got this "Glass Chalk" sponge marker, and I'm wondering if anyone has tips onto making this into a drip-mop. I will probably end up completely replacing the nib, and if anyone has tips on making one of those that works well with homemade ink(the kind made from pen ink), that would be cool.




Also, I've got this "Scotch 2-way Glue Applicator". I'm thinking that I can use this as a tiny marker for tagging, also filling it with homemade ink. It has another tip, it's a small, red pen tip. I'm thinking that I can completely take that tip off and leave the cap that covers it on, making more room for ink, and taping it up to prevent leaking. There's a photo of the felt nib that I would use, if it works.




If anyone has tried using either of these and knows, let me know. Unless you've got some useful information on this for me, and others that might be interested, I don't give a shit. Keep that "toy" nonsense to yourselves.

Thanks.

-SXWND

[Kluse-One]

I just copped that exact Pilot Jumbo Red and a White Gelly Roll , which are pretty awesome for highlights and dark surfaces

Gold uni's jumbo paint markers are also the shit

[slick]

2 things,
nice homemade mop mix/body recipe-
you will need-
-One bingo dabber, (the long squeezy kind)
-one bottle of acrylic paint(any colour will do)
-a can of either white or black spray paint (to tint colour to your liking and for hold)
-a screwdriver
-brake fluid
-a bit of paint thinner

take the top off the bingo dabber and drain the shitty dollar store ink (or keep it whatever floats your boat) then with the screwdriver take out the spring in the nib.

fill that shit 2/6 with your acrilic paint
then 1/6 brake fluid
then 1/6 of the white or black paint
then thin it with your thinner, you can do 2/6 or 1/6 and add another sixth of paint its up to you.
and then close it all up and electrical tape that piece
youve got a nice drippy and custom coloured mop! dont be afraid to mix some colours but if you dont know what your doing look at a coloor wheel first :P

NEXT QUESTION!

I recently got a GROG metalhead marker (similar to a dalo but refillable)
has anyone tried putting tremclad bucket paint in here? looks like it would work.
if not what are some custom fills that work well with a metal tipped marker?

thanks, -Ceper0ne

[LUGR]

You will not need any brake fluid....ever.

Unless you need it for your car.

[slick]

Originally Posted by LUGR (View Original Post)

You will not need any brake fluid....ever.

Unless you need it for your car.

i found it helps it stick, ive tried it with and without and without it the acrlilic just peels off.
but its up to you it still makes a really nice mop.

[simon_kenton]

Originally Posted by SXWND (View Original Post)

Hi, I've got this "Glass Chalk" sponge marker, and I'm wondering if anyone has tips onto making this into a drip-mop. I will probably end up completely replacing the nib, and if anyone has tips on making one of those that works well with homemade ink(the kind made from pen ink), that would be cool.




Also, I've got this "Scotch 2-way Glue Applicator". I'm thinking that I can use this as a tiny marker for tagging, also filling it with homemade ink. It has another tip, it's a small, red pen tip. I'm thinking that I can completely take that tip off and leave the cap that covers it on, making more room for ink, and taping it up to prevent leaking. There's a photo of the felt nib that I would use, if it works.




If anyone has tried using either of these and knows, let me know. Unless you've got some useful information on this for me, and others that might be interested, I don't give a shit. Keep that "toy" nonsense to yourselves.

Thanks.

-SXWND

there is a mop out called a mini crucher . the nib for that would work great on that . and its only a 1.99 all day . buy 3 or 4

[LUGR]

Originally Posted by slick (View Original Post)

i found it helps it stick, ive tried it with and without and without it the acrlilic just peels off.
but its up to you it still makes a really nice mop.

oil based paint + thinner = all you need

props for experimenting though

[youngbrwnb]

i just steal my shit lol

[YellowFever]

Refillin those white out pens with some homemade thicker ink or smash is the way to go.

Pro - tip: spray WD-40 in there first wash out excess white out, THE CAP opens in the opposite direction.

[Kultura]

Anyone know what i can refill these with? Two montana acrylics (can't buy montana refills in my country) and the molotow is alcohol based.


thanks in advance peeps