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Magic Ink's newest creation, their Solid Paint Marker AKA the Ganko Streak. Buttery, soft, with a clean
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Reviews (21) 5.0 of 5 Stars!
A 06/04/2021
The perfect streaker body. The AP streaker is probably definitively better value for the money, however the body of this marker is perfect in length and scrolls up and down unlike the sakura. The body is slimmer and shorter than an AP solid making it the ideal candidate for your pocket.
The great thing about this streaker though, is it's re-usability. I've almost chewed through mine in about one night of heavy bombing, but with your AP solid or hobo and you can cut part of it off. Heat the solid paint to a fairly viscous liquid in a can or a throw away vessel (be very careful when you handle it). And pour it into the body of this marker. It'll also help save some streaker paint too cause the body's diameter is smaller and it'll be more pocket friendly. You'll also not need to pick the scab of your hobo markers because of the lid. I'm sure you can do swirly splits with this method too.
Pick it up. You'll get tons of value out of it, and a very welcome addition to your daily toolkit. 5 of 5 Stars!
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The perfect streaker body. The AP streaker is probably definitively better value for the money, however the body of this marker is perfect in length and scrolls up and down unlike the sakura. The body is slimmer and shorter than an AP solid making it the ideal candidate for your pocket.
The great thing about this streaker though, is it's re-usability. I've almost chewed through mine in about one night of heavy bombing, but with your AP solid or hobo and you can cut part of it off. Heat the solid paint to a fairly viscous liquid in a can or a throw away vessel (be very careful when you handle it). And pour it into the body of this marker. It'll also help save some streaker paint too cause the body's diameter is smaller and it'll be more pocket friendly. You'll also not need to pick the scab of your hobo markers because of the lid. I'm sure you can do swirly splits with this method too.
Pick it up. You'll get tons of value out of it, and a very welcome addition to your daily toolkit. 5 of 5 Stars!
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