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I copped the violet. First thing I did was unscrew the top and look inside. I was under the impression it had liquid in it, but it appears to be capilary fed. Which is totally 👌ðŸ½because it won't spill in your pocket. I rolled up and went ham on some slick poster board to test it out. . I don't normally go out with a nib this small,but I took it with to the bar. It writes really well on tile, porcelain, bare metal, painted metal, bus stops, mirrors, vinyl signs, the white freezers that hold bags of ice, paper towel dispensers, hand dryers, and plastic. Favorite surface was white porcelain. I've caught about forty tags with it and don't even think I've dented it. I feel like these would make great Christmas gifts.
My grandad had some markers like this when I was a kid, and I'd almost swear that the ones he had had a "T" nib on them.
The packaging is dope, the marker itself is dope. I hope AP starts getting the refill ink in all colors soon, at least violet. The ink is loud af. The smell kind of reminds me of a chartpak . It def has some gnarley chemicals in it. These are fun, and for the price you can't go wrong.
Rating:  [5 of 5 Stars!]
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[4 of 5 Stars!]