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I have changed the Nib twice and cannot get it to
saturate at all. im pushing down into a surface and squeezing. using one4all ink. what am i doing wrong? ive been using mops
forever
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(AP Reply) Hi there! That sounds unusual. Shoot us an email with pics and video, we'd love to help you out. info@artprimo.om
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yo, ap so I just got my mini crusher but mine has no ink and I can't get the nib off of it any way you could help?
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(AP Reply) Hi there- Mini Crushers are always sold empty.
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is this mop squeezable?
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(AP Reply) Yes, it is- although it is more firm than a 2oz.
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hey AP. i bought a mini crusher along with some other things a couple weeks ago and i swear to god the replacement nibs dont fit on my mini crusher lol. idk what it is but i push them down and they just poke right back out. and if i do get them in they pop even more once i squeeze the bottle a little and my paint squirts everywhere. any advice would be appreciated. love from NY
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(AP Reply) Mops are made of inexpensive plastic so over time the solvents we use wear down the material. One of the most common things that happen is the neck stretches out. This is why we try to price them as affordable as possible, so they're easily replaceable when they finally wear out.
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This or the Toxic Shocker?
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(AP Reply) It depends on what you need it to do and what time if ink/ paint you have at home. Rule of thumb. Ink = Toxic Shocker / Paint = Mini Crush
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