| 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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| ArtPrimo: 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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ArtPrimo: 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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| can u do body art with these pens or are they toxic
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| ArtPrimo: Yeah far better than Decos
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| So since these are acrylic based will they not last very long outdoors on stickers?
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| ArtPrimo: I have used them in outdoor applications many times. If you are that worried then spray the Molotow clear over it.
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| im doing a mural on my wall and was wondering if these markers are good for covering a large area and as well as detailing such as line work and blending
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| ArtPrimo: There is no better marker for that.
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