these are ok kinda they cant stain for sh*t and are too ex[ensive in aussie were i live the otr ,markers and stufff are more expensive but here its a bit of rip off. But the small ones are ok for blackboocking
these really suck.if u really want these markers then go to \"michaels\" aka the craft store to get these for about 5-7 dollars Ap reply>>>> do you do anything positive?
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These Markers are dope. First off they are water based but waterproof when dry. They dry fast. Cover very well. are dope on just about anything you write on. I been using mine for a few days now signing black books at shows with it. It dosnt bleed threw the page. Smooth on glass wood metal boxes and poles. I would stay away from ruff surfaces. pretty much if you wouldn't write on it with a streak then dont use this marker eather. Other wise I love this marker. Black and red are fresh have not used the other colors yet.
You can get them to drip by working the valve system while writing. Use it right and you wont have a pocket full of ink after. Use the side for thin tags use normal for nice fat lines.
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These markers are alright... i bought one from my local newsagent and they are surprisingly smooth. The problem with this marker is that at night when i use it i cant see the fat end so my tags sometimes turn out thin... these markers would be good with a circle tip. And althought they are water based they are pretty persistant. My Dark blue posca persisted 1 layer and on the second layer u can still see a blue outline of the tag. I would recomend this if u dont want to pay shipping and just want to go to the newsagent but otherwise i would say the moltow burner marker or the OTR jumbo texta
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