AFOAF says if u don’t buy/mix your own solvent pigments) it works great added to handheld pump-sprayers or wand pump sprayers. (Obviously remove any filters that may clog or gunk-up inside said pump sprayers).
Still not as good as when ***adel was selling straight powder mixed bags for staining or their red/blue powder mixes, in certain ppl’s opinions.
Will still give 4/5 for being premixed & for its appropriate suggested uses inside the item description. Only trip is cost, but allows one not to go buy different sh*t.
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Damn! The last bit of AP Female Fat caps w/ the useless brim sold out THAT FAST!? (Bummer!)
We know different adapters can affect different cans in different ways & change pending which caps are mated to which cans using which adapter, & that it what it is. BUT ‘Gotta say that ANY Winged adapters are awesome if you’re like my friend of a friend who got burnt w/ antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea that led to gonorrhea-induced arthritis in his knuckle fluids (as they get used a lot), so hey, that’s just an extra plus in His book.... outside that, find your can/adapter/cap combo that works for what you’re looking for, but u should find Some use for em in some way. (& Wear protection)
Snoozer / SnüZ . (BBC... “has your pawg got some today?”)
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Have only tried silver but it's a good opaque valve marker w/ beautiful oil-based silver! (I might be biased because the k71/Uni/SmashKO nib-style is one of my fav's for smaller valve markers).
They do come around 1/3 to 1/2 full, but i quickly found my remedy for this at Micheals & HobbyLobby- just grab 3 or more of their silver xylene-based valve markers that they sell as singles (like silver Prismas or Treehouses) & dump them into the Uni. Will increase odor, but doing this on top of adding a tiny amount of appropriate thinner will make them run smoother & add drip potential, while still keeping the silver looking opaque & just as fresh imo. Never had any inconsistent color/opacity with this mix from my experience. (I have yet to try running gk through one of these, so cannot comment on that.)
The nib can kinda gum up after it's been juiced then not used for a while, but this is remedied by soaking the nib in xylene or paint thinner for a while... But I always recommend just throwing on a fresh nib!
*Anytime you EVER buy a Uni Broad, SmashKO, or K71/72/73, you should ALWAYS buy extra nibs! The bodies will outlast the nibs atleast 90% of the time & they are all easily refilled.
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These are fun to have & can be concealed fairly easily: Very opaque white formula. These have a soft, squeezable body which is great for controlling flow while writing, but can make refilling them a b*tch, as the top is often screwed on very tightly: I have not yet been able to refill one of these without leaving some warping on the soft blue body, although this hasnt seemed to have an affect on how they write after refilling. Also, if air gets in thru the nib when the ink starts to run somewhat low, it helps to hold it upright with the pin (nib/tip) pressed down & squeeze the body to release any of the air inside.
I personally switched to the pen-shaped white-outs simply because i prefer writing with that traditional body style.
In my case these have become more of a novelty, but all things considered, you can't beat the price if you are a fan of the k-12, & if you are considering trying a k-12 for the first time, consider starting with one of these to see if the applicator meets your needs (but keep in mind they differ in terms of ink/paint formula: For example, the k-12's paint is thicker).
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I love these markers!
I just wanted to say that refilling them was really easy, which i wouldnt have thought after seeing all the refill-related questions...
Just wedge it so it'll stand upright, use a screw with wide enough thread crests to poke the pin down, & slowly drip your refill of choice into the neck (i use either eye-dropper bottles w/ widened holes or a pipette to drip the refill in).
Now dont get me wrong, the stock ink formula is amazing, but for my application needs, ive found adding the same-color alcohol-based dye ink to the purple, black, & red markers, after using 1/3 to 1/2 of the stock ink, made the formula thinner & run easier through the valve & nib (although this may affect opacity).
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