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Can u refill this woth smash ink bro????
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(AP Reply) We would recommend sticking with a water-based if you/re refilling this. If you want Smash in a marker of this size you can fill a 222EM Marker; http://artprimo.com/catalog/molotow-211em-empty-marker-p-148-
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I was wondering whats the best way to store these markers? meaning is it best to leave them facing up, down, or lay them flat so they won't dry up or anything.
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(AP Reply) There are all sorts of ways to store these and up to preference. If you use these often they will naturally mix in handling. If you are storing them for some time, sideways may be smart since the paint has an easier chance of mixing. I personally store them upright and every so ofter flip and leave the container upside down and then flip again.
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These markers would not cover my Mtn 94 spray paint, the one4all paint gathered into little beads on top of it, and I was wondering if anyone knew why and if it would do the same on Flame paint, or if they would cover that normally?
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(AP Reply) Was it Dry? It should cover with no problem. Did you try hitting the area with 1000 grit sandpaper?
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I see that you said these can be used as body paints, but I am wondering if there are any toxic materials to be worried about. I paint face and these seem wonderful, but I don't really want to be sending kids (and adults) home with chemicals they should not be near.
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(AP Reply) We said they can, but they aren't intended for that. The Molotow markers are water based acrylics, and are the far safer option that the xylene based, Deco markers we see a lot of our customers using for body art.
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hey art primo! I was wondering why the hell the nibs get so busted up so fast??? also I recently took some cheep acrylic I bought from Michaels and it does not write to well! I let it dry for like 3 days! and it f*cks the nib up! plz help!
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(AP Reply) In comparison to any other markers they dont "get busted up so fast". I have never had that problem or heard anyone else having that problem. With proper nib care they will last for quite some time.
These markers are made to work with Oneforall. Not all acrylics are the same and I cannot guarantee you will get any functionality with a cheap acrylic you got from somewhere else. Sounds like you should dump it out, and clean the marker/nib with soap and water and refill it with the Oneforall ink.
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